Some newborns are born with marks of varying kinds. While these marks may initially worry parents, they typically pose no threat and fade away on their own within six months. However, if they persist and cause issues for the baby, medical assistance may be necessary.
Witnessing tears in their newborn’s eyes is often the last thing parents want, yet it’s a healthy process for the baby. Despite newborns crying frequently, their tears do not usually flow down their cheeks; instead, they produce a protective fluid for their eyes. However, once their tear glands develop, typically between one to three months, they’ll begin shedding tears as well.
