When baby is unwell
What to watch for when your baby is sick — fevers, congestion, dehydration and the red-flag signs that mean it's time to call your doctor or seek urgent care.
All when baby is unwell guides
Blocked ducts and mastitis
Sore, red, lumpy breasts can usually be eased at home by keeping milk moving gently — and we'll show you the signs that mean it's time to call for help.
Colds and congestion
Snuffly noses and coughs are almost always viral, usually pass on their own, and there's plenty of gentle comfort you can offer while your little one recovers.
Fever in babies
A calm, clear guide to what a fever really means in babies, how to keep your little one comfortable, and the signs that mean it's time to call for help.
Nappy rash
Almost every baby gets nappy rash at some point — with frequent changes, a barrier cream and a little air, most clears up gently within a few days.
Reflux and spit-up
A little milk coming back up after feeds is one of the most normal things babies do, and most thrive through it without any treatment.
Spotting dehydration
A calm, practical guide to noticing when your baby needs more fluids — and the urgent signs that mean it's time to call for help.
When baby feeds less than usual
A quieter feeding day is often harmless, but watching your baby's nappies and energy helps you know when to reach out.
When to call the doctor
A calm, plain-language map of the symptoms that mean wait-and-watch, ring today, or go now — so you can trust your gut without second-guessing.
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