Babies are more prone to dehydration because they need more fluids and lose them faster than adults. Illnesses such as ...

Learn what to look for if you suspect your baby or young child may be dehydrated, and what to do if they are. Medically reviewed by Monika Goyal, M.D. Dehydration happens when a person doesn't ...

Dehydration from diarrhea is dangerous and can develop quickly. So again, consult your pediatrician with any concerns. As long as your baby gains weight at a steady pace and feeds at regular ...

Although dehydration is rare in babies, she cautions that overly dry, dark, or hard stools after the fifth day -- or a lack of any stool -- can be a sign of trouble. Mention these problems to your ...