Every single year, millions of kids get infected with colds. It's common. It's part of childhood. Even if you take all the measures, healthy babies can still get several colds a year. This is totally normal.
Symptoms can be very subtle, like a runny nose, red eyes, a stuffed up nose, a hoarse voice, coughing. And symptoms can also last for up to two weeks.
But fortunately, most of the treatment is supportive care you can do right in the comfort of your home.
Dr. Alok Patel, parent and pediatrician from Stanford Children's Hospital, explains how to look after your baby at home and when you should call a doctor:
https://www.unicef.org/parenting/health/baby-cold 
