It is not late. Kindly take your child to the health facility for them.

There is nothing to worry about... Some babies drool saliva as habit which they outgrow. However if there are other medical issues for example delayed developmental milestones... Kindly see a Paediatrician preferably a Paediatric Neurologist for further evaluation.

Fungal infection most likely usually called athletes foot. Kindly see a doctor for proper evaluation and treatment with antifungal medication if diagnosis confirmed.

In an otherwise healthy baby, there is nothing to worry about. Some babies drool saliva as a habit that they outgrow. However, if there are other medical issues for example delayed developmental milestones... Kindly see a Paediatrician preferably a Paediatric Neurologist for further evaluation.

No ma'am.

Again, keep a clean environment, observe good hygienic practices in preparing your child's feeds, feeding him/her, and storing his/her feeding materials.

If it is mucus.... Whitish... Just clean with cotton wool dipped in clean water or Saline water. Most eye discharge are due to viral infection. Do ensure your baby is seen by a paediatrician or an ophthalmologist for diagnosis and management.

There are many causes of vomiting and since it is persistent kindly see a Paediatrician for thorough evaluation urgently. Causes range from minor irritations to severe and emergency situations.

It is possible for a child not to like drinking water but you should still bother and try to give the child water to drink as they need it. You should try and give him sips of water after each complementary feed and he does not need to drink a whole bottle of water at a go. Frequents sips through the day will do. You can also give other drinks like milk, fresh fruit juice to supplement his water intake.

Boils are caused by bacterial infection and mostly need to be treated with antibiotics that is only prescribed by your paediatrician. Also, please try and maintain good personal hygiene. You may need to see a dermatologist for proper evaluation and treatment"

There are many causes of swelling especially involving the eyes... We need to rule out problems with the major organs like heart, kidney or liver... Also allergic reactions... Kindly treat as urgent.

Greenish stools suggest inadequate feeding, starvation stools or may also be a reflection of some pigments in your own food or drug intake.

UTI is not an infection you treat by self-medication or over-the-counter drug. Children with a UTI can be appropriately managed by their pediatrician.
UTIs are treated with antibiotics. The way your child receives the antibiotic depends on the severity and type of infection. If your child has a fever or is vomiting and unable to keep fluids down, the antibiotics may be put directly into the bloodstream through the intravenous vein (IV) or muscle (IM) using a needle. This is usually done in the hospital. Otherwise, the antibiotics can be given by mouth, as liquid or pills.

Kindly see your paediatrician for evaluation and treatment.

WHO recommends breastfeeding up to 2 Years and beyond.

that's Lymph node ....."Lymph nodes are normal structures present in every body. They produce part of the White blood cells called lymphocytes.
During infection, they get bigger because they are working extra hard to deal with infection.
It is nothing to worry about... The most important thing is to deal with the underlying cause of the lymph nodes enlargement..... Kindly see a doctor preferably a Paediatrician for thorough evaluation and management

The treatment of rash depends on the type of rash on the child after a physical examination has been done.