Umbilical hernias in babies are treated conservatively and usually disappear between 6 months and 2 years of age. Most umbilical hernias in infants and young children can disappear around 6 months with conservative treatment. If the hernia does not usually herniate, it does not need to be treated and follow-up observation is sufficient. Often hernia out, can be after the hernia block back, with a larger than the hernia ring of coins, wrapped in cotton cloth, against the hernia ring, fixed with tape, to ensure that does not move, can be self-healing. With the growth and development of infants, the abdominal muscles gradually strengthened, umbilical hernia hernia ring most within 2 years of age can close by itself, umbilical hernia disappeared. If the umbilical hernia still does not disappear at 2 years of age, or if the diameter of the hernia ring is large, it may cause incarceration, and surgery is recommended. Most babies’ umbilical hernias heal on their own within 6 months, or through conservative treatment. When you find an umbilical hernia, bring your child to the hospital for timely treatment under your doctor’s supervision.