1 Month Old Baby’s Eyes Are Yellow?




Good afternoon, I have a baby who is about a month old, but his eyes are yellow all the time, for smooth breastfeeding, what do you think…?
Hi G-del,



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Jaundice in babies can be a physiological condition (still considered normal. The reason is because the liver function is not optimal in processing and removing bilirubin from the body. This condition will generally improve and then disappear by itself when the baby is more than 1 week old.



If your baby's jaundice does not improve within 1 month, even though your baby has been breastfed enough, then this condition needs to be examined directly by a pediatrician. It is feared that your child has certain health problems, for example:



Maternal and child blood group incompatibility Abnormalities of the liver or bile ducts, eg biliary atresia, cystic fibrosis, hepatitis Sepsis (blood infection) Infections, eg rubella, syphilis Genetic disorders (congenital), eg associated with red blood cell disorders, certain enzyme deficiencies Effects side of drugs, etc. If the jaundice your baby is experiencing is pathological, then if it is not treated properly, high levels of bilirubin in the blood can accumulate in the brain and trigger brain damage known as kernicterus. Therefore, don't delay checking your child to the doctor, especially if other complaints are found, such as a weak baby, less active, rarely crying, lazy to breastfeed, fever, and even decreased consciousness. Treatment will be carried out according to the condition that underlies your child's complaint. However, in general, not only a physical examination, the doctor will also recommend that your child undergo a thorough examination, such as laboratory tests, x-rays, and so on.



In the meantime, always breastfeed your baby with exclusive breast milk as needed. At the age of 1 month, babies are generally still feeding every 1 to 2 hours. Avoid giving additional food or drink (unless advised by a doctor). You can also put your baby out in the morning sun (before 10 o'clock) to help with the jaundice.



Hope it helps ya..







dr. Nadia Nurotul Fuadah
hello dear, if your baby is breastfeeding then there is no need of giving water to your one month old baby. but if you baby is formula feeding then you can give your baby 1-2 oz of water per day or as directed by your padeatric. brief answer: exclusive breast feeding is recommended for children below 6 months of age. detailed answer: thanks for asking on healthcaremagic. i have gone through your query and understand your concerns. however you have missed out mentioning how many months its age is going to be. let me... the child' stools may be green because of the iron added to the formula. diaper rash may be caused by loose stools caused by the soy based milk see more... stool color can mean a lot if it is persistent. stool color changes are most often due to diet changes or eating "other" stuff. if your daughter is otherwise healthy i believe you can wait this one out. if you have suspicion of ingesting something inappropriate then the er. if she has a liver infection as you seem to be thinking the stool will stay pale for longer. see more... have you asked about getting lacrimal plugs? you can get temporary or permanent ones. worthwhile asking your opthalmologist. infants like adults sometimes need help to go but if they feed regularly and drink extra water the incidence should be monomial so if you are worried just give your infant 4 oz of nursery water a day in addition to milk. see more... take shatavari with milk , more & more water, methi porridge or halim porridge ..& if at all required lactare tablet ...keep on feeding as & when baby needs

breastfeeding works on supply = demand rule 


all you have to check is 6+ wet diapers in 24 hours if so baby is all healthy active and so does your supply 

meanwhile keep yourself hydrated and have balanced diet for good flow 👍🏻

babies latch due to several reasons could be hunger , thirst , comfort , love ❤️ hi dear, there is nothing like that.baby is healthy if it's parameter and weight is according to its gestational age.there are lot of other factors that can be assessed through scans ,if baby is doing fine and healthy. hello dear
try to avoid using mobile phone infront of baby. the rays which are coming from mobile is not good for babies and it really affect the baby. these rays are also very harmful for babies hairs.
baby can have hairfall due to it and also mobile can affect ur baby's brain too. hello dear. overfeeding is a common cause ofhiccups. if the stomach distends too fast or becomes too full, this can trigger. when breastfeeding, try slowing down feedings, and stop and burp your baby as you switch from one breast to the other. here are a few tips to reduce the baby's hiccups. taking a break from a feeding to burp your baby may help get rid of the hiccups, since burping can get rid of excess gas that may be causing the hiccups. use a pacifier. infant hiccups don't always start from a feeding. let them stop on their own. hold your baby upright for up to 20 minutes after each feed. try giving your baby smaller but more frequent feeds. take care.