Yes, a baby can have RSV without a fever, so watch breathing, feeding, and behavior changes closely.

Yes, babies can have hiccups while sleeping, and in healthy infants these brief spasms are usually harmless and stop on their own.

No, babies under 12 months should not have Honey Nut Cheerios because the honey in this cereal can carry a risk of infant botulism.

Yes, most babies can try peanut butter from around 6 months in smooth, thinned forms once they handle solids and allergy risk is checked.

Babies should avoid benzocaine Orajel, and infant Tylenol should only be used with age-based dosing advised by a child’s doctor.

Yes, a baby six months or older can have Motrin for fever or pain when the right dose and safety steps are followed.

Yes, babies can have diabetes, most often due to type 1 diabetes or rare neonatal diabetes.

No, babies should not drink Gatorade; infant hydration is safer with breast milk, formula, or pediatrician-guided rehydration drinks.

Yes, a baby can have RSV with no fever; watch for breathing trouble, poor feeding, and unusual sleepiness and see a doctor quickly.

Yes, babies can have distilled water in small, age-appropriate amounts or for formula prep, but it should never replace breastmilk or infant formula.