Patient's question:
Could you please tell me why a newborn who has just completed a full moon often sticks out their tongue?Previous treatment history and effectiveness: Recently, the baby had diarrhea and poor digestion. What kind of help do you hope to get: Explanation for the child sticking out their tongue
Doctor's answer:
The oral stage generally begins from the time the baby is born and lasts until the age of one, which is a period of oral enjoyment. This is a normal behavior where the baby licks their tongue and sucks their thumb. It is the first step for the baby to explore the world using their mouth. As long as their little hands are kept clean and they are corrected when necessary, this is normal. However, if the area around the mouth becomes blue, and the baby starts to bubble, it could be pneumonia, and further medical examination in the hospital is needed.This is the advice for the question "Why does a newborn baby often stick out their tongue?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!