Discussing the effectiveness of exposing only the face of a newborn to sunlight for treating jaundice.

Babies around one year old can be potty-trained and have scheduled bathroom breaks.

Can a seven-month-old baby use diapers at night?

A seven-month-old baby can use diapers at night to maintain good sleep, but they should be changed frequently and avoid prolonged use to reduce the risk of diaper rash or urinary tract infections.

Sleeping on the stomach is a normal sleep position for a two-month-old baby, but parents should pay attention to frequently changing their child’s sleep position. Side sleeping is considered the most beneficial sleep position for a child’s physical and mental health.

Mild Symptoms and Treatment Methods of Physiological Jaundice

Washing a child’s hair every day is not recommended as their hair follicles are more delicate. Generally, washing hair three times a week is sufficient, and it’s not necessary to do it daily. Frequent hair washing can also harm the scalp. When washing a baby’s hair, hold the baby’s head with your left hand and use your thumb and forefinger of the left hand to cover the baby’s ears to prevent water from entering. Then, gently clean your right hand with a damp towel. Afterward, use a separate towel to gently wipe away any moisture from the head. If water accidentally gets into the baby’s ears, use a clean cotton swab to absorb the water from the ears.

For newborns with high jaundice levels, the primary treatment is usually blue light therapy combined with oral medication, or the administration of anti-jaundice drugs through intravenous infusion.

How Long Does It Take for a Newborn to Urinate After Jaundice Appears?

Newborns crying every day may be a way to express discomfort, but it could also be normal behavior. Parents should pay attention and consult a doctor according to the situation.