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Infantile Spasms in Babies: Seizure Warning Signs After Neonatal Brain Injury or HIE

Infantile spasms are a serious form of epilepsy that typically appears in early infancy and requires urgent medical attention. These…
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What 1-Month-Old Milestones Can Tell You After a Difficult Birth or NICU Stay

The first month of your baby’s life is a time of rapid adjustment for both parents and newborns. While many…
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When To Worry About Cerebral Palsy After Premature Birth

When a baby is born prematurely and spends time in the neonatal intensive care unit, parents often face months of…
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VBAC After a C-Section in New York: Birth Injury Risks, Monitoring, and When Repeat C-Section May Be Safer

If you delivered your first baby by cesarean section, you may wonder whether you can safely attempt a vaginal birth…
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Could Erb’s Palsy Have Been Prevented? Delivery Decisions That May Matter

When a newborn is diagnosed with Erb’s palsy, one of the first questions parents ask is whether the injury could…
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What to Do If You Think Your Baby Has Cerebral Palsy Before a Diagnosis

If you have noticed that your baby seems unusually stiff, floppy, or delayed in reaching milestones, you may be wondering…
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Newborn Head Injury vs Brain Injury: What Parents Should Know After a Difficult Delivery

When a baby is born after a difficult delivery, parents may notice swelling, bruising, or an unusual head shape. These…
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Why Did My Baby’s Shoulder Pop During Birth? When to Worry About Shoulder Dystocia or Nerve Injury

Hearing or feeling a popping sound or sensation during your baby’s shoulder delivery can be alarming. You may wonder whether…
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Why Is My Baby’s Arm Weak After Delivery? Erb’s Palsy, Fractures, and Nerve Injury Signs

When you notice your newborn’s arm isn’t moving the same way as the other, or seems limp or weak after…
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Signs of Hypoxia in Newborn Infants

When a baby is born, one of the first things the medical team assesses is how well the newborn is…
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