Likely to be Oral thrush, please see a doctor for further evaluation and treatment

Greenish stools suggest inadequate feeding , starvation stools or may also be a reflection of some pigments in your own food or drug intake. Kindly breast feed exclusively on demand or at least every three hours and empty one breast thoroughly before switching to the next during feeding...Also kindly check your food and all intakes generally

Your baby is probably having colic, it should resolve on its own without any treatment. It usually starts a few weeks after birth and often improves by age 3 months. By ages 4 to 5 months, the majority of babies with colic have improved. You may, however, give Infacol for relief, but note that it does not work for every baby.

A newborn's tear ducts are very narrow and susceptible to clogging, which causes white or yellowish gunk to collect. To help relieve symptoms, keep the area clean by regularly wiping your baby's eyes with a clean, moist cloth. On your second question, World health organization recommends at least 6 months of breastfeeding

Any baby can have malaria at any age even as newborns if bitten by a mosquito. However, if the mum grew up in a malaria-endemic areas and has had many episodes of malaria herself, she will have become semi-immune to malaria like many of us in Nigeria. She can transfer some of these protective anti-malaria antibodies to her baby through the placenta in the womb. This can protect her baby from malaria for some time...the duration varies from one to another...may be as high as 6 months. That is not to say you should leave the baby to mosquitoes to feast on.

No...Do not give honey to infants below 1 year due to the risk of Infant botulism

Greenish stools suggest inadequate feeding , starvation stools or may also be a reflection of some pigments in your own food or drug intake. Kindly breast feed exclusively on demand at least every 3 hours and empty one breast thoroughly before switching to the next during feeding...Also kindly check your food and all intakes generally. Just continue exclusive breastfeeding.

Your baby is expected to be exclusively breastfed in the first 6 months. But in cases where you can't, only age appropriate Formula should be given

Hello ma'am, clean with cotton wool and water and watch, if it persists, kindly see an ophthalmologist for proper examination and treatment.

Hello ma'am, a child should be taken for the first dental visit at age 1 (teeth or no teeth), so let your child see a dentist. Your baby will walk, but if the baby has not started walking at 18months, kindly see a paediatrician.

It's a normal phenomenon. Some babies experience that. As long as there are no scalp rashes or flaking... No need to worry. The hair will grow back later... Just relax.

Just watch for now and if the vomiting persists, take him or her to the hospital. She also said that " vomiting could be the first sign of illness or it could be due to irritation.

Hello ma'am, as long as the stools are normal there's nothing to worry about. Normals stools are not watery, not greenish and have no mucus. All the best.

Also increasing the frequency of feeds as well. If breastfeeding also watches your food intake, drugs if taking any

Seriously, it is not a problem.....hope there is nothing biting him on the mattress of the bed....Just Check and if there is nothing, it may just be one of "those things"...habits that will pass with time perhaps the floor is cooler too so make sure the room is cool enough as well and when he is deep in sleep, transfer him to bed!"

Some babies have this as a result of underlying scalp conditions which must be treated...for others, there is really no reason for the hair loss and it will just grow back on its own. You need to be careful not to use any products that will worsen the hair loss. It is better to see your Paediatrician or Dermatologist first