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.

Newborns have two rough patches of skin, the size of fingernails, on the back of their heads, resembling scabies. Concerns about potential impact on growth and development.

A newborn of about 50 days old frequently experiences chest discomfort in the afternoon, which subsequently affects their appetite and mood, and leads to poor sleep quality at night. They have consulted several doctors, with some suggesting self-care management.

Excessive eye discharge in newborns could be due to conjunctivitis or overheating from the environment. It’s recommended to increase water intake, pay attention to care, and try applying symptomatic anti-inflammatory eye drops. The symptoms should alleviate within two days.

Inquiry about the normalcy and solutions for a 7-day-old newborn having 3 to 4 bowel movements a day.

Understand the treatment possibilities and prognosis of neonatal respiratory distress syndrome, and how to reduce the risk of sequelae through professional treatment.

Red moles on a newborn’s eyelids can be treated with laser therapy or photofacial techniques. After treatment, vitamin ointment should be applied locally, and antibiotics should be taken orally to prevent infection. Additionally, it is advisable to avoid consuming spicy, cold, greasy, and seafood to reduce irritation.

Small bumps with white heads appear on the newborn’s body, please consult a doctor to determine the situation.

Unstable sleep in newborns, often waking up, may be due to a lack of trace elements. It is recommended to supplement calcium and vitamin D, and to expose the baby to sunlight appropriately. If the situation does not improve, consult a pediatrician for a detailed examination and trace element testing.