Newborn Care Archives

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28 Apr Newborn Vision: What Can Babies Actually See?

Posted at 13:28h in Babies, Child Care, Child Development, Child Safety, New Mom, New Parents, Newborn Care, Newborn vision, Parenting Tips, Pediatrics by Continuum Pediatrics

You lock eyes with your newborn during a 2 a.m. feeding and wonder—can they really see me? The answer? Sort of. A baby’s vision is one of the most fascinating (and fastest-changing) parts of early development. From blurry outlines to bold colors, your little one’s visual...

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19 Feb Baby Poop 101: What’s Normal and When to Call the Doctor

Posted at 10:36h in Babies, Breastfeeding, Constipation, Formula Feeding, New Parents, Nutrition, Pediatrics by Continuum Pediatrics

New parents quickly learn that diaper changes come with surprises—including different colors, textures, and smells. While baby poop might not be the most glamorous topic, it’s an important indicator of your little one’s health. But what’s normal, and when should you be concerned? Here’s what...

A newborn baby with a cone-shaped head, representing normal head molding after birth.

05 Feb Newborn’s Cone Head: What’s Normal & When It Goes Away

Posted at 12:04h in Babies, New Mom, New Parents, Newborn Care, Parenting Tips, Pediatrics, Sleep by Continuum Pediatrics

If you’ve just welcomed your baby into the world and noticed their head looks a little…cone-shaped, don’t panic! Many newborns are born with a temporary “cone head” due to the birthing process. While it may seem concerning at first, it’s completely normal and usually resolves...

Caring for a newborn during the hardest weeks with advice from Continuum Pediatrics in North Texas

19 Sep What is the Hardest Week With a Newborn?

Posted at 14:26h in Babies, Breastfeeding, Child Development, Mental Health, New Mom, New Parents, Newborn Care, Pediatrics, Physical Health, Sleep by Continuum Pediatrics

Bringing a newborn home is a joyful time, but it can also be challenging. Many parents wonder which week is the toughest during those early days. While every family's experience is unique, many agree that the second week can be especially hard. Let's look at...

A tiny newborn, swaddled warmly in a soft blanket, sleeps peacefully.

02 Aug Can Newborns Sleep Too Much?

Posted at 09:00h in Child Development, Eating Habits, Flu, General Health, Infections, Mental Health, New Parents, Newborn Care, Sleep by Continuum Pediatrics

As new parents, one of the most common concerns revolves around whether our newborns are sleeping too much or too little. Sleep patterns in newborns can vary widely and are influenced by several factors, including their age, health, and feeding habits. In this blog post,...

A radiant pregnant woman smiles, glowing with the joy of motherhood.

07 Aug A Solid Foundation: How Having a Pediatrician Lined Up Before Birth Sets the Stage for Your Baby’s Health

Posted at 09:00h in Breastfeeding, Child Care, Child Development, General Health, Mental Health, New Parents, Newborn Care, Pediatrics, Prenatal, Screen Time, Sleep, Stress by Continuum Pediatrics

Welcoming a new baby into the world is an exciting and joyous experience. As expectant parents, there is a long list of preparations to be made, from setting up the nursery to attending prenatal appointments. One crucial step that often gets overlooked is finding and...

Newborn Care Tag

28 Apr Newborn Vision: What Can Babies Actually See?

19 Feb Baby Poop 101: What’s Normal and When to Call the Doctor

05 Feb Newborn’s Cone Head: What’s Normal & When It Goes Away

19 Sep What is the Hardest Week With a Newborn?

02 Aug Can Newborns Sleep Too Much?

07 Aug A Solid Foundation: How Having a Pediatrician Lined Up Before Birth Sets the Stage for Your Baby’s Health

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