Yes, many babies with spina bifida move in the womb, but movement can vary with the type and level of the spinal lesion.

Yes, a baby can wear a thin, snug sweatshirt in a car seat as long as the harness passes the pinch test and sits flat against the chest.

No, babies under 2 years old should not wear a face mask because it can block breathing and raise choking and suffocation risk.

No, a baby should not wear a bulky snowsuit in a car seat; use thin layers and add warmth over the harness instead.

Yes, a baby tooth can die after being hit if blood flow inside the tooth is damaged, so prompt dental care helps protect both the baby tooth and the adult

Yes, a baby tooth can get infected when bacteria reach the nerve, and it always needs quick care from a dentist.

Yes, a baby tooth can be pushed back into the gum, and this intruded tooth needs quick dental care to protect the growing adult tooth.

No, baby teeth are not designed to last a lifetime, though a healthy retained baby tooth can sometimes function for many adult years.

Yes, a baby can take children’s Tylenol in some cases, but age, weight, product strength, and a pediatrician’s advice guide every dose.

No, a baby should not wear a regular diaper in the pool because it swells, leaks, and fails to protect pool water from germs.