If she has no fever cold cough or vomiting and other things are normal nothing to worry

Do adequate burping after each feed. Its normal

My better opinion is to take baby to pediatrician since they have to examine

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Yes normal

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It's normal

Yes

It's normal Change his position he will breathe normally

Paediatric opinion

It's abnormal

Consult paediatrician

It is normal. Pls don't worry.

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Opinion: It is common for newborns to make squeaky or gasping sounds, especially during breathing, feeding, or hiccupping. These sounds are often due to the immaturity of their respiratory and digestive systems. The soft cartilage in their airways can cause slight vibrations, producing these noises, which is generally normal and harmless. However, if the sounds are persistent, accompanied by other symptoms such as difficulty breathing, bluish discoloration (cyanosis), feeding difficulties, or signs of discomfort, further evaluation may be needed to rule out any underlying issues such as reflux, laryngomalacia, or respiratory problems. Next Steps: 1. Monitor the Baby: • Observe if the squeaky sounds occur only during certain activities like feeding or sleeping. • Take note of any associated symptoms, such as labored breathing, frequent vomiting, or irritability. 2. Ensure Proper Feeding: • If the baby is formula-fed or breastfed, ensure they are feeding in an upright position to reduce the risk of reflux. • Burp the baby after each feeding to help release trapped air. 3. Consult a Pediatrician: • While this is often normal, it is important to schedule a visit with your pediatrician for a thorough evaluation of your baby’s breathing and overall health. They can perform a physical examination to ensure everything is normal. 4. Emergency Symptoms: • If your baby shows signs of distress, such as difficulty breathing, turning blue, or refusal to feed, seek medical attention immediately. It’s always better to get reassurance from a pediatrician in person, especially for newborns. Please consult me or a pediatric specialist to ensure your baby’s health and peace of mind.

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