Newborn Care
Caring for your newborn is a big job, and we've got you covered! Check out our guidelines and savvy tips for newborn bathing, changing, and skin care.

Newborn Care

Stork Bites in Infants: Causes and Appearance
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Find out what stork bites are on newborns, what causes them, what they look like and how long they stick around. Discover when they normally fade, and when to contact your GP.
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Dry, Peeling Skin in Newborns and Older Infants
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It’s totally normal for newborns and older babies to have peeling skin. See what causes it and easy ways you can help prevent your baby’s skin from getting dry.
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Jaundice in Newborns: Cause & Treatment
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Jaundice is when a baby’s skin turns slightly yellow due to excess bilirubin in the bloodstream. Learn more about the causes, signs and treatment of jaundice.
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What Causes an Outie Belly Button in Babies?
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Grasp knowledge outie belly buttons in babies including the difference between innies and outie, and determining when to consult with your GP.
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Paediatricians: Work with the health worker
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Identifying the perfect paediatrician before your child's birth can help to save a lot of stress down the line. Commonly the best are found from referral.
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Baby & Newborn Acne: Causes and Treatment
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Baby acne usually appears on your newborn's face in the first weeks after birth. Find out more about this common skin condition and what you can do about it.
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Bathing for Newborns: Your Infant's First Bath
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Not sure how to bathe your newborn? Discover a simple step-by-step guide for safe, confident baths, including sponge baths and cord care.
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What is Vernix Caseosa? Benefits for Your Newborn's Skin
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Vernix Caseosa: a natural shield for your baby’s skin. Discover how this creamy coating helps protect and soothe your newborn’s skin in the hours after birth.
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Baby Massage Tips: How to Get Started
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Learn baby massage techniques to soothe, bond and support your baby’s sleep, digestion and development. Plus safe oils to use.
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