On the 12th day, a newborn has an increased number of stools. Is this normal?

At around 40 days old, the baby makes a sniffling sound while breastfeeding, which might be caused by excess mucus or underdeveloped laryngeal cartilage.

Sniffles and sneezes in newborns may be symptoms of wind-cold cold. It is recommended to seek medical attention promptly and use medication appropriately.

Parents inquire about a two and a half month old baby experiencing spitting up foam and coughing. Upon inquiry, it is found that the baby has symptoms similar to pneumonia, but due to the age group, the symptoms may not be typical, and there may not be fever or cough. It is recommended to bring the baby to the hospital for an examination and treatment as soon as possible.

Newborns are having trouble breastfeeding and spending excessive time sleeping. How should we handle this?

Q: Newborns have difficulty breastfeeding and long sleep periods, lacking communication with adults.

Offer guidance on how to properly guide newborns in breastfeeding to prevent nipple biting by the mother.

Is it normal for a newborn to have swollen eyes after receiving the second dose of the Hepatitis B vaccine?

If a newborn experiences brain hypoxia due to umbilical cord strangulation during delivery, should the doctor’s recommended treatment of hyperbaric oxygen therapy be accepted?

How to handle newborns vomiting and diarrhea?