Yes, a baby with RSV can pass RSV to adults through close contact, respiratory droplets, and shared surfaces.

Yes, a baby can pass out from crying due to brief breath-holding spells that usually stop quickly but still deserve close watching.

No, a baby should never sleep on a Boppy pillow, since soft, angled cushions raise suffocation and positional asphyxia risk.

Yes, a baby can sleep in a 75 degree room when you keep layers light, watch for overheating, and keep air moving gently.

Yes, a baby can sleep in a bassinet when it is flat, firm, empty, and placed in the parents’ room for the first months.

No, a baby born at 17 weeks pregnancy cannot survive outside the womb because the organs are far too immature.

Yes, a baby in the womb can rarely crack a rib, but rib pain in pregnancy usually comes from bruising, strain, or cartilage pressure instead.

Yes, a baby born at 6 months can live with intensive NICU care, but survival chances and long-term health needs often vary by case.

Yes, a baby can overheat during sleep or play, and overheating raises the risk of heat illness and sudden infant death.

No, babies do not overfeed during cluster feeding; it is a normal pattern that helps grow milk supply and soothe them.