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Pediatric Diseases and Conditions

• Anatomy of a Newborn Baby’s Skull
• Assessments for Newborn Babies
• Baby's Care After Birth
• Breast Milk Collection and Storage
• Breastfeeding and Delayed Milk Production
• Breastfeeding at Work
• Breastfeeding Difficulties - Baby
• Breastfeeding Difficulties - Mother
• Breastfeeding Your Baby
• Breastfeeding Your Premature Baby
• Breastfeeding: Getting Started
• Breathing Problems
• Care of the Baby in the Delivery Room
• Caring for Babies in the NICU
• Caring for Newborn Multiples
• Common Conditions and Complications
• Common Procedures
• Congenital Heart Disease Index
• Diagnostic Tests for Neurological Disorders in Children
• Difficulty with Latching On or Sucking
• Digestive Disorders
• Disorders of the Brain and Nervous System
• Fever in a Newborn Baby
• Hearing Loss in Babies
• Hearing Screening Tests for Newborns
• Heart Disorders
• High-Risk Newborn Blood Disorders
• Infant Feeding Guide
• Infant of a Mother with Diabetes
• Infant Play
• Infant Sleep
• Infection in Babies
• Inflammatory and Infectious Neurological Disorders
• Inguinal Hernia in Children
• Keeping Your Baby Warm
• Male Conditions
• Megaureter in Children
• Micropenis in Children
• Neurological Disorders in the Newborn
• Newborn Appearance
• Newborn Babies: Getting Ready at Home
• Newborn Behaviors and Activities
• Newborn Complications
• Newborn Crying
• Newborn Health Assessment
• Newborn Measurements
• Newborn Reflexes
• Newborn Screening Tests
• Newborn Senses
• Newborn Sleep Patterns
• Newborn Warning Signs
• Overview of Diagnostic Tests for Nervous System Disorders in Children
• Overview of Nervous System Disorders in Children
• Physical Exam of the Newborn
• Preparing for Your New Baby
• Preparing the Family
• Skin Color Changes
• Substance Exposure
• Taking Your Baby Home from the NICU
• The Growing Child: Newborn
• The Respiratory System in Babies
• Thrush (Oral Candida Infection) in Children
• Transient Tachypnea of the Newborn
• Umbilical Cord Care
• Vision and Hearing
• When to Call Your Child's Healthcare Provider