Baby Health: Information & Articles

Hospital admissions for severe allergic reactions have doubled over the past decade in Australia, the UK and the US.

More support for early exposure to peanuts to prevent allergies

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'He was about to die on us': heart transplant saves infant's life

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The day I stopped loving ultrasounds

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Milk teeth are vital for your child's health and development.

The top 4 myths about baby teeth, busted

From when to take your tot to the dentist for the first time, through to the importance of baby teeth, let's separate fact from fiction and bust some baby teeth myths once and for all.

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Baby temperature: what's normal, how to treat a fever, and when to see a doctor

What's a normal temperature? How can you make your baby more comfortable? When should you see a doctor?

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Developmental dysplasia of the hip: what new parents need to know

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Is my baby's vision developing properly?

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Tania Fernandes, with sons Myles, four, and Theodore, five months.

Aussie babies among worst in West for antibiotic use

Australian babies are being given antibiotics at rates drastically higher than those in other industrialised countries.

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Sam Squiers shares picture of daughter's 'Wonder Woman kiss'

The Channel 9 sports reporter gave birth to baby Imogen at just 32 weeks.

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Connie Yates and Chris Gard, parents of critically ill baby Charlie, arrive at the High Court in London.

'Time has run out' to save baby Charlie Gard, parents say

Mother said her little boy could have had a chance of getting better, but the hospital disagreed.

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Sergeant Christopher White and Constable Alice Campbell reunited with the baby boy they helped saved.

Quick-thinking police officers save choking baby's life

A quick-thinking police officer who saved the life of a choking baby in Melbourne's west has described it as the highlight of his almost two decade long career.

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Meredith Capp and her 13-year-old twins Sophie and Tilly, who were born 15 weeks premature.

Here's one more reason caffeine is good for humanity

Caffeine used to treat premature babies.

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Magic happens when this baby sees mum for the first time

That smile!

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Grieving mum pleads with others to be careful

Like all newborn babies, John Thomas Michael Abernathy was the apple of his mother's eye. Clearly besotted by her newborn son, Kristin Hoffmann shared beautiful moments on social media like any proud parent.