Teething, acid reflux, and allergies are all common causes of infant throat irritation.

All of the above methods can be effective in soothing an infant's sore throat.

The recommended age for introducing solid foods to an infant is 4-6 months.

Milk, eggs, and peanuts are all common allergens for infants.

All of the above methods can help prevent choking in infants.

The recommended temperature for a humidifier in an infant's room is 50-60% humidity.

All of the above symptoms can be signs of a serious throat infection in an infant.

An infant should be seen by a doctor for a throat infection if they have a fever over 101 degrees Fahrenheit, difficulty breathing, or are refusing to eat or drink.

Croup is the most common type of throat infection in infants.

All of the above symptoms are common in croup.

All of the above treatments can be effective in treating croup.

All of the above are risk factors for SIDS.

The recommended sleep position for infants is on the back.

The recommended room temperature for an infant's bedroom is 65-70 degrees Fahrenheit.

All of the above symptoms can be signs of dehydration in an infant.