Baby have body heat

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Baby have body heat

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I have a 9 mon old baby .she's head was over heated every time... with palms and toes are cool .how to reduce this heat?pls give me the tips sir/madam.

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Dr. M.L.Kothari

Pediatrician 42 yrs exp Jaipur

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Dear parents, As in infants sweat glands are distributed more in head in compare to rest of body. So head is more warmer than rest of body &sweating is more in head of baby to dissipiate heat.

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Dr. Harit Bansal Pediatrician 17 yrs exp Sonipat · Accepted Answer

Dr. Harit Bansal

Pediatrician 17 yrs exp Sonipat

Its normal till 2 years of age