Help for a 8-Month-Old Infant with a Swollen Fontanelle After Falling from a Cradle

Questions

Is the size of the infant’s fontanelle normal?
Why can’t I see the pulsation inside the fontanelle anymore?
If the pulsation inside the fontanelle is barely noticeable with a finger, is that normal?
What should we do and observe in this situation?

A swollen fontanelle may indicate increased pressure within the brain, suggesting that you should take your baby to the hospital for a check-up to confirm and treat the condition promptly.
If it is diagnosed as a small amount of cerebrospinal fluid accumulation, there is a chance that the body can absorb it on its own.
In this case, it is advisable to closely monitor your baby’s general condition. If there are no other abnormalities, you can keep an eye on it for now.