Health Concerns
Signs of Dehydration in a Baby
Possible dehydration signs include fewer or less-wet nappies, dry mouth, fewer tears, sunken eyes or soft spot, unusual irritability, or sleepiness.
Use these guides to understand common concerns and find the signs that require medical care. They do not diagnose, prescribe, or provide medication doses.
Possible dehydration signs include fewer or less-wet nappies, dry mouth, fewer tears, sunken eyes or soft spot, unusual irritability, or sleepiness.
For a baby aged 3 months or younger, a rectal temperature of 100.4°F (38°C) or higher needs an immediate call to the pediatrician; local emergency routes…