No, sensory videos aren’t recommended for newborns; real-life interaction beats screen content for healthy early development.

No, seizures in newborns aren’t considered normal and always need prompt medical evaluation.

No, seed oils aren’t unsafe for babies; small amounts after 6 months are fine in baby foods and cooking—avoid trans fats and excess salt.

Yes, second babies tend to weigh a little more on average, influenced by parity, gestation length, and parental factors.

No, scented candles aren’t advised around newborns; fragrance and soot can irritate tiny airways—keep the nursery scent-free and ventilated.

Yes, scented candles near newborns can add irritants; keep the baby’s air fragrance-free and avoid burning in rooms where a baby sleeps.

No, round pacifiers aren’t inherently harmful for babies when used for sleep and soothing with age-appropriate limits.

Yes, newborn screen use is discouraged; brief family video chat is the lone exception.

No, brief, caregiver-led screen use isn’t shown to damage babies’ eyes; long sessions raise strain and should be limited.

No, salt lamps around newborns aren’t risk-free; use only out of reach, cool-running bulbs, and certified parts far from sleep areas.