Gentle tweaks to timing, light, feeds, and soothing—done the same way each day—can shift a newborn’s sleep habits without tears.

Burping a newborn means gentle pauses during feeds, upright holds, and light pats that release swallowed air without tears.

Newborn sepsis happens when germs reach the bloodstream during pregnancy, labor, birth, or soon after from people, devices, or surroundings.

Prevent HDFN with universal antibody screening, timely anti-D (RhIG) for Rh-negative pregnancies, and prompt care after sensitizing events.

Newborns get RSV through close contact with sick people, droplets from coughs or sneezes, and contaminated hands or surfaces.

Newborns get hepatitis B mainly during birth from an infected parent; close contact with infected blood at home can also spread HBV.

Chiropractic for newborns shows limited proven benefit; see your pediatrician first, and use only gentle, non-thrust methods if you choose care.

Newborn pneumonia can start before, during, or after birth from bacteria, viruses, or aspiration reaching the lungs.

New dads help by sharing care, feeding support, night shifts, skin-to-skin, safe sleep, and steady routines from day one.

New dads help a newborn by handling care tasks, guarding sleep, and helping with feeds while building daily bonding routines.