Patient's question:
I finally became a mother this year as I had always dreamed of. My baby is only one month old now, and I am taking good care of her very carefully. I want to do everything perfectly in every aspect so that my daughter can grow up to be perfect. Recently, I have been struggling with the issue of the baby's sleep.What kind of help I need: What should I pay attention to when caring for a newborn baby, and what can help her develop well?
Doctor's answer:
Head care Some newborns may have a head hematoma, which appears as two bulging areas on the head but never goes below the bone. This phenomenon is usually caused after birth. It typically resolves on its own within two to three months, so there's no need to worry too much. To help shape the baby's head more beautifully, after feeding, the mother can first let the baby sleep on their right side to aid absorption. After two hours, the baby can then be turned to sleep on their left side.