A reader asks about a newborn baby’s head size, inquiring whether it is normal and what possible causes might be.

A three-month-old male baby leans his head forward when lifting it, and the question is whether this is normal.

A three-month-old baby’s appearance of sucking reflex and movement is normal; this is an instinctive response of infants.

A child around 5 years old has been complaining of leg pain recently. Is it normal for a baby’s neck to be crooked?

If a baby’s private area itches and there is white discharge, it may be regional eczema. Treatment with a decoction of rhizoma coptidis for fumigation and washing can be effective. If there is no improvement, further examination may be necessary to rule out other causes.

A five-month-old baby’s right leg joint makes a sound when in motion. Should parents be concerned?

Is it normal for a baby’s saliva to always be frothy? How should it be handled?

An asymmetrical scrotum in infants may be a normal developmental anomaly and usually does not require concern. However, if accompanied by other discomfort symptoms, it is advisable to consult a doctor for examination and treatment.

Is it normal for a baby’s stomach to be constantly bloated?

A decrease in a baby’s stool frequency at a certain age is within the normal range. Generally, stool frequency increases after the introduction of complementary foods. Some children may also experience constipation after three or four months. Observe your baby’s stool carefully. As long as the baby does not show signs of abdominal pain, restlessness, or crying, there is usually no major concern. If there is still no bowel movement after more than a week, it is advisable to go to the hospital for a thorough examination to rule out any abnormalities.