#asktheexpert hi my baby is face color is getting change and while popping he is crying

2 Answers

Dr Sameer awadhiyaGuardian of 2 children1 Year ago

A. In this here it is very difficult to comment properly until a proper examination or assessment is done to find out the exact cause so it is advisable to cougynsult your doctor so that he could examine and evaluate properly and will guide you accordingly for this .

POOJA KOTHARIMom of a 8 yr 6 m old boy1 Year ago

A. Newborn babies often have lighter or different skin tones that can change in the first few months of life. There are a few reasons why your newborn's skin might appear darker over time: 1. **Natural Skin Pigmentation:** Skin pigmentation can change as a baby's melanin production increases. This can result in the skin appearing darker than it was at birth. 2. **Sun Exposure:** Even limited exposure to sunlight can darken a baby's skin. Always ensure your baby is protected from direct sunlight, and if you need to take your baby outside, use gentle, baby-friendly sunscreen or dress them in protective clothing. 3. **Hormonal Changes:** Hormonal changes in the mother's body during pregnancy can influence the baby's skin tone at birth. These hormonal effects can sometimes become more pronounced as the baby grows. 4. **Temporary Changes:** Some babies develop a slightly darker complexion temporarily due to a condition called "physiological jaundice." This typically resolves on its own within a few weeks. If you are concerned about the color change in your newborn's skin or if it's accompanied by other symptoms like rashes, irritation, or discoloration in specific areas, it's essential to consult your pediatrician. They can assess your baby's skin and provide guidance based on your baby's individual needs. In most cases, gradual changes in skin tone are a natural part of a baby's development and nothing to be alarmed about. However, your pediatrician can offer the best advice for your specific situation.