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Notes for new parents
Short, practical pieces on sleep, feeding, growth, and caring for a baby. Written by the small team behind the app.
How Long Does Teething Last? Pain, Fever and Fussiness Timelines
How long does teething last per tooth, and how many days do pain, fussiness, and low-grade fever last? Normal timelines plus the red lines for calling the doctor.
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Can Teething Cause Congestion or Cough? Why a Stuffy Nose Means a Cold
Can teething cause congestion or a cough? No — research finds no link between tooth eruption and cough or congestion. Learn why colds coincide with teething, how to ease a stuffy nose safely, and the breathing red flags that need urgent care.
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Can Teething Cause Constipation? No — Here's What's Actually Going On
Can teething cause constipation? No. Learn why hard stools get blamed on teeth, how to tell normal infrequency from true constipation, and when to call the doctor.
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Can Teething Cause Diaper Rash? No — Here's What That Rash Really Is
Teething does not cause diaper rash. Why the drool rash on the face gets confused with a rash in the diaper, what actually irritates the skin, and when to call the doctor.
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Can Teething Cause Diarrhea? No — Here's What's Really Going On
Teething does not cause diarrhea. Why loose stools get blamed on teeth, what actually causes them, how to keep your baby hydrated, and when to call the doctor.
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Can Teething Cause a Runny Nose? No — Here's How to Tell Drool From a Cold
Can teething cause a runny nose? No — runny noses come from colds, not teeth. Learn how to tell drool from snot, how to care for a cold at home, and when to call the doctor.
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Can Teething Cause Vomiting? No — and How to Tell Gagging From True Vomiting
Can teething cause vomiting? No — research finds no link. Learn the gagging vs. vomiting difference, the real causes (stomach bug, overfeeding, reflux), home care, and red flags.
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Teething vs. Ear Infection vs. Cold: How to Tell What's Really Wrong
Is it teething, an ear infection, or a cold? The fever line, ear-pulling clue, snot check, and comparison tables that tell them apart — plus exactly when to call the doctor.
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