The newborn is currently experiencing jaundice on the 8th day of life, and parents are inquiring whether it is normal.

The baby girl is 18 days old, her jaundice index has dropped, but suddenly she doesn’t cry or disturb. Her drinking and eating are normal, and her body temperature is normal. Is it normal for a newborn to not cry or disturb with jaundice?

Inquire about whether it is normal for a newborn to not gain weight after a month in the hospital, and how to deal with the issues of the baby crying constantly and having poor appetite.

Understand whether it’s normal for a newborn to not have a bowel movement for three days, and related solutions.

The newborn did not have jaundice at birth, but 28 days later, the child’s white eyes became yellowish and persisted for several days. Today, after a urine test at the hospital, the doctor only informed that the jaundice index was high and that blue light therapy was needed. I would like to ask if the jaundice value is indeed very high and if hospitalization or other medication treatments are necessary.

For newborns, not pooping for four days could be normal, but it might also be a sign of a digestive system issue.

A 46-day-old baby hasn’t had a bowel movement for 48 hours, and the parents are very worried. The baby is eating well and sleeping soundly. There was also a similar situation 10 days ago, with 48 hours without a bowel movement, and the baby was given castor oil. Is this situation serious?

The movement of a newborn’s fontanel varies from person to person and is a normal phenomenon, not related to neural tube defects.

An FAQ discussing whether a newborn’s abnormally large fontanelle requires medical attention.

Is it normal for a newborn’s hand to always be open?