Phlegm in baby’s throat is very common in our life. Whether it can be cured or not depends on the cause; mild cases may be cured by themselves, but those with more serious symptoms need to be treated with medication. If your baby has phlegm in the throat due to poor air quality and dry air, it is white and clear phlegm, which can be absorbed and cured on its own if you take better care of your baby, improve the environment, increase the amount of water, and pat the baby’s back regularly. However, if the baby suffers from respiratory tract infections, or even pneumonia or bronchitis, causing phlegm in the throat, the possibility of self-healing is smaller. Because babies and young children have poor resistance and immature respiratory systems, they usually need anti-inflammatory or phlegm-reducing medications to heal. For babies with phlegm in the throat, it is important to keep the air in the room moist and avoid cold air stimulation. If the symptoms are more serious children, timely to the hospital pediatrics, identify the cause of the symptomatic treatment, to avoid the development of severe pneumonia and other diseases.