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When to Call Your Child's Healthcare Provider

Knowing when to call your child's healthcare provider is very important for your baby's health and for your peace of mind. Click on the links below to learn more about this topic.

Fever in a Newborn

Measuring a Baby's Temperature

Behavior Changes

Skin Color Changes

Breathing Problems

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Umbilical Cord Granuloma (Newborn)

Sometimes, after the umbilical cord stump falls off, a granuloma forms. This is a small mass or stalk of pinkish-red tissue. It may be moist and drain fluid. Learn about how it's treated and how to care for your baby.

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Infant Colic

Colic is excessive crying that occurs for no apparent reason. It is not known for certain what causes colic. Learn more about how to soothe your baby and when to call your doctor.

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Newborn Measurements

Your newborn will be weighed in the hospital and at all check-ups. This chart will help you convert the metric unit grams (g) to pounds (lb) and ounces (oz).

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Umbilical Cord Bleeding (Newborn)

In most cases, the umbilical cord stump dries up and falls off the newborn in the first few weeks of life. Sometimes, the cord may bleed as it separates from the bellybutton.

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