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http://www.babycentre.co.uk/baby/health/bronchiolitis/
How will I know if my baby has bronchiolitis and not just a cold?
The warning signals for a bronchiolitis infection are mild cold symptoms (such as a runny nose, a minor cough, and a fever) which develop into a more pronounced cough and laboured breathing a couple of days later. If your baby is at risk of complications and you're not sure whether he has bronchiolitis or a run-of-the-mill cold, see your doctor.
Watch carefully for the following signs of respiratory distress in your baby:
• Flaring nostrils and greatly expanding rib cage with each breath
• Sucking in of the skin between the ribs, above the collarbone, or below the rib cage
• Grunting, or tightening abdominal muscles when breathing
• Wheezing making a high-pitched whistling sound when exhaling
• Coughing
• Poor feeding -- a baby who feeds vigorously is not having too much difficulty breathing
• Blue lips and fingernails
• Breathing faster than 60 breaths per minute
If your baby exhibits any of these signs, call your doctor immediately.