The length of hospitalization for newborns with hemolytic jaundice generally depends on the specific condition of the child, if the body is better and the recovery is faster, the hospitalization is generally 1 to 2 weeks, and the recovery is poorer, the hospitalization is generally about one month. 1. If it is common hemolytic jaundice, the child does not have other diseases, can be treated by light and other ways, the child can recover quickly, usually about a week can be discharged. 2. If the jaundice is more severe, the bilirubin value exceeds 340µmol/L and continues to rise, which may lead to kernel jaundice, affecting the child’s neurological development, and the child may have to undergo a blood exchange, the prognosis is poorer, and the child may have to stay in the hospital for a month or so for treatment. If a newborn develops hemolytic jaundice, he or she should seek prompt medical treatment, and the recovery time varies according to the extent of the disease and the individual’s condition.