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Parent holding newborn during vaccination information discussion

Newborn Vaccines in the UK: Hepatitis B, BCG and What to Expect in the First Weeks

What vaccines do newborns get in the UK - clear guidance on hepatitis B at birth, BCG for TB, timing, normal reactions and when to call the doctor.
Pediatrician examining newborn during first checkup

First Pediatrician Visit: What to Expect at Your Newborn's First Checkup

Facing your first newborn checkup? This concise guide covers what happens at the first pediatrician visit, key checks, questions, and how Erby helps.
Newborn baby being weighed on a baby scale

Newborn weight: what’s normal, how babies lose and regain weight, and when to seek help

Know normal newborn weight, early weight loss, when babies regain birth weight, and signs of healthy gain. UK advice on monitoring and seeking help.
Newborn with soft skin showing mild rash and peeling

Newborn rash guide - what peeling, milia, baby acne and other common marks mean

Calm parents - common newborn rashes, peeling skin, milia and baby acne are usually harmless. Find causes, simple care tips and red flags.
Newborn nappy showing mustard yellow stool and meconium

Newborn Poop Guide - From Meconium to Breastfed and Formula-Fed Stools

Newborn poop explained - from meconium to mature breastfed and formula-fed stools. Colour, texture, frequency, and when to seek urgent medical help.
Parent holding newborn with yellow-tinged skin in natural light

Newborn Jaundice: What to Expect, How It is Checked, Treatment and When to Seek Help

Understand newborn jaundice - what is normal, signs to watch, tests and treatments, and when to call your GP or NHS 111 for urgent help.
How to Help a Newborn with Colic - Soothing Tips & Relief

How to Help a Newborn with Colic?

Colic is intense, frequent crying in otherwise healthy infants that often peaks early and eases by 3-4 months. Try holding, white noise, tummy massage.
Why WHO Recommends Breastfeeding - Benefits & Guidance

Why does WHO recommend breastfeeding?

WHO urges exclusive breastfeeding for 6 months, then continued with solids up to 2 years, because breast milk boosts nutrition, immunity, maternal health.
Supplementing Your Baby with Formula: Do You Need It?

Do I need to supplement my baby with formula?

Supplementing with formula is sometimes needed - for low milk supply, poor weight gain, or health concerns; consult a pediatrician or lactation consultant.
Is It Normal for Babies to Spit Up? Causes, When to Worry

Is it normal for babies to spit up?

Yes, spit-up is common - babies have an immature stomach valve, and most cases are harmless if your baby feeds, gains weight and seems fine.
What to Do with Your Newborn's Umbilical Cord - Care Tips

What to do with the remaining umbilical cord of a newborn?

Your baby's umbilical stump will dry, darken and usually fall off in 1-3 weeks; keep it clean and dry, sponge-bathe and watch for redness, pus or fever.
Treating Infant Cradle Cap: Safe Home Remedies & Tips

What to do with seborrheic crusts in infants?

Cradle cap is common and harmless, usually clears on its own - gentle washing, oil to soften scales and brushing help; see a pediatrician if red, infected.

Erby — Baby Tracker for Newborns & Nursing Moms

Track breastfeeding, pumping, sleep, diapers and milestones.