hi Doctor my 52days old bby sweat lot and sometimes he sweats while feeding ..is it normal or do I need to consult a doctor

1 Answer

ExpertDr. Minal AcharyaNutritionist3 years ago

A. Dear mum, sweating especially while feeding is normal among babies. Feeding requires effort and hence babies tend to sweat especially in the head region. Make sure that baby wears comfortable clothing.

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