No, births do not surge during full moons; across large datasets the rate stays flat.

Yes, a Moses basket is safe for newborn sleep when flat, firm, bare, and safety-standard compliant—stop using once rolling or pushing up.

Yes, many cinemas can exceed safe noise for babies; use earmuffs, sit away from speakers, and limit time or skip loud titles.

No, routine prenatal ultrasounds used at medical settings show no proven fetal harm; avoid unnecessary keepsake scans.

Yes, when medically indicated, repeated prenatal ultrasound exams are considered safe when performed by trained clinicians using standard settings.

Yes, mushrooms can fit a baby’s diet when cooked soft and served safely for the stage of eating.

Yes, muslin blankets can be used with babies when you follow safe sleep and swaddling rules.

Yes, some babies are born with teeth (natal teeth); it’s rare and usually manageable with a dentist’s review.

No, loose muslin blankets aren’t safe in a baby’s sleep space; use a wearable blanket or a swaddle until rolling begins.

Yes, a father’s sperm decides a baby’s sex because it carries either an X or a Y chromosome.