 
 <prompt> ```Article: Wen pikin dey born, e fit get reddish or pinkish skin. But di pikin hand and leg fit dey bluish (acrocyanosis) sake of say blood and oxygen no dey circulate well for di extremities. As di pikin circulatory system dey open, dis bluish color go reduce. If your pikin skin dey bluish all over (cyanosis), make you tell your doctor sharp sharp. If your skin dark, expect say your pikin own go lighter pass yours at first. Pikin wey get fair skin fit show mottling, with patches of reddish and whitish skin. E fit get pink patches for pikin eye or for di middle of hin or her forehead. Dem dey call dis one Nevus simplex, wey people sabi as "angel kisses" or "salmon patches." Usually, dis patches go fade within few months, even though e fit still dey small small visible after. Sometimes, similar patch fit dey for pikin neck back. Dem dey call dis one "stork bite" and e go fade or become less noticeable with time. Because pikin birth fit dey tough for both mama and pikin, pikin fit get some bruising. E fit show as patches of blue or other colors for pikin skin for different places. Dis one no dey usually cause for worry. Your doctor go check your pikin, including any bruising (if e dey), and make sure say e dey okay.

What is a summary?``` <response>: ```Note di skin tone of your new baby. Look for common color patches. No worry if you see some bruising.``` 