The fontanel is a small part of the body, but the fontanel of a newborn baby makes mothers pay close attention. This part of the newborn baby can predict quite accurately the health condition the baby is or may encounter.

The newborn fontanelle is divided into two parts: the anterior fontanelle and the posterior fontanelle. Although it occupies only a small area on the body, changes in the fontanelle reflect the child's physical condition. When touching the head of a few-month-old baby, parents will feel a soft spot in the beak area, slightly pulsating, called a bulging fontanelle.

Although the baby's fontanelle only occupies a small area on the body, changes in the fontanelle reflect the baby's physical condition. When a baby is born, there are two fontanelles on the baby's head: the anterior fontanelle and the posterior fontanelle.