Due to being unable to talk, infants can only "report" their health situation through the manifestations of their bodies. Maybe the baby is suddenly anorexia, lethargic or sleepless ... You should pay special attention!
1 / Lethargy
When they are not well, they are often less agile. He seems lethargic and sleepy at all times, not reacting to his surroundings. Some babies even cry sometimes.
Pale and pale skin is an extremely dangerous sign
2 / Breathing
If your kid shows signs of shortness of breath, deep chest breathing and a wheezing sound, you should take him to the hospital immediately. More seriously, if the baby's lips turn pale or show signs of apnea, you must give first aid to the baby and call emergency.
3 / Change in skin
Baby skin is usually pink. So if you notice that your child's skin suddenly changes to another color, you should be careful! About a week after birth, if the baby's skin is still yellow, the mother should take the baby to the doctor. This can be a sign of a very dangerous jaundice . Besides, mothers should pay attention to see if the baby's navel is red or bleeding!
4 / Changes in diet or hygiene
It is time to eat, but the baby is not "saddened" or all day already, but you still have not seen your baby "drain water to save the body"? A sign of danger must not be ignored somewhere. In particular, if the above condition is accompanied by vomiting or in blood in the urine, seek immediate medical attention.
Reducing fever for babies with 5 natural methods Most pediatricians will prescribe Western medicine for children to reduce fever, but many parents want to find a more natural remedy. But being natural does not mean ignoring the fever because it will be very uncomfortable for your baby. Here are 5 tips to help reduce fever naturally.
5 / Fever
Children often get fevers and these fevers are most often the result of a virus attack. At this time, the baby just needs to rest and eat well. You don't need to worry too much. However, if your kid has a fever of over 39 degrees , things will be different! You should take your child to the doctor to quickly find the cause of the disease and have a timely treatment. A high and persistent fever for a long time can lead to seizures or brain complications.
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