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Too much time in certain infant ‘containers’ can cause developmental delays and a flat spot on baby’s head
Start with a few minutes a day and work your way up to an hour or more to help your baby hit developmental milestones
Dress baby in layers, gate-check your stroller and bring noise-canceling headphones
Experts recommend having infants sleep in your bedroom but not in your bed
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Babies shouldn’t wear sunscreen before 6 months old, so opt for shade and cooler parts of the day for outdoor fun time
Wait until they’re at least 6 months old before your little one takes their first dunk
Neonatal opioid withdrawal syndrome, or NOWS, can develop when a fetus is exposed to opioids, nonmedical drugs or even some prescription drugs during pregnancy
They could be hungry, gassy, colicky or sleepy, or even too hot or too cold
Tiny kidneys and tiny tummies don’t mix well with water
Your baby’s skin is more sensitive, so keep the tub water under 100 degrees Fahrenheit
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