A persistent low fever in babies may be caused by viral or bacterial infections. The former is characterized by symptoms such as fever, clear nasal discharge, sneezing, and coughing, while the latter usually involves high fever, purulent nasal discharge, and sore throat. Treatment methods vary depending on the cause, with viral infections typically treated with pediatric paracetamol granules, while bacterial infections require antibiotic therapy.

Frequent burping in babies could be due to excessive protein intake, causing a burden on the gastrointestinal system.

Please explain why my baby keeps pooping after having a bowel movement.

It’s normal for infants to sway their heads during deep sleep, but if they suddenly wake up, have convulsions, and are accompanied by a low fever, they should be seen by a doctor immediately.

If your baby keeps turning over during sleep, it’s usually because they’re uncomfortable. During light sleep, a baby’s arms, legs, and entire body may have some movement, and their face might make strange expressions, frown, or smile. These are all normal behaviors during the light sleep stage.

Babies vomit milk due to an underdeveloped digestive system. Proper posture and patting on the back after feeding can help reduce vomiting. Consult a doctor if concerned about your baby’s health, especially if vomiting is severe or accompanied by other symptoms such as gastroesophageal reflux.

A baby’s restlessness during sleep might be due to a calcium deficiency. It is recommended to supplement calcium appropriately and consume foods rich in calcium, such as yogurt, to regulate intestinal function and promote calcium absorption. Moreover, drinking bone broth can also help increase calcium intake.

A whistling sound during a baby’s breathing may be caused by bronchitis and should be treated with anti-infection medication promptly.

Babies may make sounds while breastfeeding due to congenital laryngospasm, and should be supplemented with cod liver oil and exposed to more sunlight to promote calcium absorption. If accompanied by respiratory abnormalities or other symptoms, medical attention should be sought promptly. Additionally, if there is an increase in bowel movements and changes in appearance, a hospital check-up and symptomatic treatment should be considered.

Sugar balls may cause indigestion, which in turn affects the baby’s appetite.