If your baby constantly cries, regardless of whether there’s a problem or not, experts recommend visiting a pediatric or orthopedic clinic for a check-up.

Babies often experience crying and burping at night, which may be related to gastrointestinal function.

How to Quickly Address Babies’ Nighttime Crying and Fever Issues

Babies excrete seven to eight times a day with light yellow stools; there has been no improvement after taking specific medication.

How to Handle Choking Milk in Postpartum Babies to Avoid Suffocation

Newborns often cough after eating milk. How can we prevent it?

A six-month-old baby frequently develops bumps on their head, which sometimes disappear on their own but reappear elsewhere. Recently, a large bump appeared on the baby’s lower back of the head, and the child shows no signs of discomfort or pain. Parents are concerned and are considering taking the child to a children’s hospital for a check-up. Some online discussions suggest that this could be a sarcoma, so parents want to ask the doctor about the possible cause and whether immediate medical attention is needed.

Babies frequently use their little hands to rub their eyelids and have a lot of eye discharge, which may be due to excess internal heat.

Babies often have milk leaking out of the corner of their mouth when drinking formula milk, which may be due to not fully latching onto the nipple.

How to Address the Issue of Babies Waking Up Crying from Scares