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How often should a newborn feed?
Newborns often feed 8 to 12 times or more in 24 hours. Learn the early hunger cues, what cluster feeding is and how to tell your baby is getting enough milk.
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Answers to the questions parents ask at 3 a.m.
Detailed, plain-language answers on feeding, sleep, nappies, crying, temperature and teething. Each one starts with a short answer, summarises official NHS guidance, links its sources and says clearly when to get help.
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How many wet and dirty nappies should a newborn have?
From about day 5, the NHS says to expect at least 6 heavy, wet nappies a day and at least 2 soft, yellow poos. What nappies tell you and when to get help.
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How should a baby sleep safely?
NHS safe sleep advice explained: on their back for every sleep, a clear firm flat cot, the same room until 6 months, 16–20°C and when bed sharing is unsafe.
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Why does my baby cry so much?
Crying often increases from about 2 weeks and peaks around 6–8 weeks. Common reasons, comforting methods that help, how to cope and when crying needs a doctor.
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What temperature is a fever in a baby?
A high temperature is 38°C or more. Under 3 months, that needs urgent advice. How to check a baby’s temperature, care for them at home and spot emergency signs.
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How do I make up baby formula safely?
Powdered formula is not sterile. Step-by-step NHS method: freshly boiled water left no more than 30 minutes (70°C+), water before powder, fresh feeds and no microwave.
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How do I treat and prevent nappy rash?
Nappy rash is common and usually clears with simple care: prompt changes, water or fragrance-free wipes, nappy-free time and a barrier cream. When to see a GP.
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What are the signs of teething?
Most babies get their first teeth around 6 months. Common teething signs, safe ways to soothe sore gums, why a temperature of 38°C+ is not teething, and first tooth care.
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Should I track my baby’s feeds, sleep and nappies?
Do you need a baby log? When tracking feeds, sleep and nappies helps, when it adds stress, what to record, and how to share a care diary with your family.
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