Question
A mother inquired about her three-month-old baby who experiences temporary nasal congestion during breastfeeding around 4 a.m. The baby shows no other symptoms such as a cold, fever, runny nose, hiccups, or coughing. She wants to know if this situation is normal and how to handle it.
Answer
It is advised that the mother not get overly anxious. It is acceptable for babies to have occasional nasal congestion. It’s important to maintain a suitable humidity and temperature in the room and ensure the baby is dressed warmly to prevent catching a cold. These are general suggestions for the question “What should I do when my three-month-old baby has temporary nasal congestion while breastfeeding at midnight?” I hope this information helps you, and wish you and your baby health.