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Although, your baby will experience on average eight to ten colds and a variety of other common ailments during his or her first year, the good news is that most of these illnesses go away rapidly without any type of medical treatment. And, the coughs and sniffles experienced while in infancy serve an important purpose of building a mature immune system.ColdsColds are caused by viruses that are generally transferred directly from person to person via sneezes and coughs or through indirect contact such as touching a toy or bottle of another child who is infected. Common symptoms include runny nose, sneezing, low-grade fever (less than 38.9 degrees Celsius), sore throat, cough, and overall irritability. Most children do not need to see a doctor for a common cold unless the illness becomes more serious. However, if he or she is younger than three months of age, it is important to call your paediatrician at the first sign of illness, as symptoms can sometimes be misleading and more serious than they initially appear.