If you’ve noticed a constant pool of tears in your baby’s eye—even when they aren’t crying—or a sticky yellow discharge crusting on their eyelashes, you are likely dealing with a blocked tear duct (dacryostenosis).
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In newborns, this duct is often very narrow or covered by a thin membrane that hasn't opened yet. Because the tears can't drain, they spill over the eyelids, and stagnant tears lead to that white, yellow, or green goo. If you’ve noticed a constant pool of tears