Many parents worry the first time they feel a lymph node on their babies, but most of the time it’s no cause of concern, as Graham’s parents recently discovered. If the lymph node lasts more than two weeks or if your little one has other symptoms, you might get it checked out.
PS – That was a cute pic from Graham’s first trip to the zoo!
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