How is a baby's complexion considered normal

Patient's question:

My daughter is four and a half months old. Her complexion doesn't look rosy, and her lips are pinkish. Is this not normal? Could she have anemia? Her nail beds on her fingers are also pinkish.

Doctor's answer:

The description of the fan color you mentioned is difficult to understand clearly. I don't know what color it is. Generally speaking, as long as the child's mental state is normal and their normal dietary growth speed is not behind that of their peers, there is generally no other disease. If you are particularly concerned, you can go to the hospital for a blood test. Anemia is very easy to check. Additionally, you can check the child's eyelids—flip them over to look inside. If there is no white inside the eyelids, this symptom indicates that the child is not anemic.

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