BABY BASICS
BABY SAFETY
BABY BUDGET
NEWBORN KNOWLEDGE
HEALTH & WELLNESS
100

What are two essential items needed to change a baby's diaper

Diapers and baby wipes

100

What is the safest position for a baby to sleep in?

A. On their stomach
B. On their side
C. On their back
D. Sitting upright

C. On their back

Placing babies on their backs for every sleep reduces the risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS).

100

Which of the following is a necessity for a newborn?

A. Designer shoes
B. Diapers
C. A luxury stroller
D. A baby jewelry set

B. Diapers

100

True or False: Newborn babies can recognize familiar voices

TRUE

100

What type of healthcare professional typically provides routine medical care for infants and children?

A pediatrician

200

How often should a new born be fed?

A: Every 6-12 hours

B: Every 2-3 hours

C: Every 5 hours 

D: Only when they cry

B: Every 2-3 hours

200

True or False: It is safe to leave a baby unattended on a changing table as long as they cannot crawl.

FALSE

Babies can move unexpectedly and fall, even before they can crawl.

200

True or False: Buying the most expensive baby products automatically means they are safer or better.

FALSE

200

Approximately how many hours do newborns typically sleep within a 24-hour period?

A. 5–8 hours
B. 8–10 hours
C. 14–17 hours
D. 20–24 hours

C. 14–17 hours.

200

True or False: Babies younger than six months should routinely drink water in addition to breast milk or formula.

FALSE

Breast milk or properly prepared infant formula generally provides the hydration babies need during their first six months. Extra water can be dangerous unless specifically directed by a healthcare professional.

300

Why is it important to burp a baby during or after feeding?

To help release swallowed air and reduce discomfort

300

At what age should a child switch from a rear-facing car seat to a forward-facing car seat?

A. 6 months
B. 1 year
C. 2 years, regardless of size
D. When they exceed the rear-facing height or weight limit of their car seat

D. When they exceed the rear-facing height or weight limit of their car seat

Children should remain rear-facing as long as their car seat's height and weight limits allow.

300

A parent has $100 left in their baby budget. They need diapers, formula, and a new baby outfit for pictures. Which purchases should they prioritize?

Diapers and formula

300

What is the name of the soft spot on a baby's head?

Fontanelle.

300

What is considered a fever in a newborn or young infant?

A. 97°F
B. 98.6°F
C. 100.4°F or higher
D. 99°F

C. 100.4°F or higher.

400

What is the difference between a baby's basic needs and wants? Give an example of each

Need: Something that a baby truly cannot live without

Want: Optional purchase that parents deem necessary for baby

400

Why should parents avoid placing blankets, stuffed animals, and pillows inside a newborn's crib?

They increase the risk of suffocation and sleep-related infant deaths.

400

What is one major financial benefit of breastfeeding compared with formula feeding?

Breastfeeding can reduce the cost of purchasing infant formula.

400

Which of the five senses is the least developed when a baby is born?

Sight

Newborns have blurry vision and can see best at a distance of approximately 8–12 inches. Their vision gradually improves as they grow.

400

Why are routine pediatric checkups important during a baby's first year?

They help monitor growth, development, nutrition, and overall health.

500

What are the three main ways babies communicate their needs before they can talk?

Crying, body movements, and facial expressions.

500

Why should parents never microwave a baby's bottle to warm breast milk or formula?

Microwaves can heat milk unevenly, creating hot spots that can burn a baby's mouth.

500

A parent earns $2,000 per month and spends $800 on rent, $300 on groceries, $200 on transportation, and $250 on other bills. How much money remains for baby expenses and savings?

$450

500

What is the medical term for the yellowish discoloration of a newborn's skin and eyes caused by a buildup of bilirubin?

Jaundice 

Newborn jaundice is common because a baby's liver is still developing its ability to process bilirubin.

500

Why should babies under 12 months old never be given honey?

A. It can cause allergic reactions
B. It can cause infant botulism
C. It contains too much sugar
D. It can damage their teeth

 B. It can cause infant botulism.

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