UPDATE: Bundamba baby's condition improves

A baby boy who was located in a critical condition on Tuesday has been stabilised in hospital as investigation continue.

Police established a crime scene at a property on Lindsay St in Bundamba. Picture: Rob Williams

UPDATE | Thursday 3pm: A 5-month-old boy who was located in a critical condition on Tuesday has been stabilised, a Queensland Children's Hospital spokesperson confirmed.

The baby was located at a Bundamba home on Tuesday and rushed to hospital after suffering a reported medical episode.

A crime scene was established at the address yesterday and Ipswich Child Protection Detectives are continuing investigations.

Queensland Children's Hospital. Picture: Contributed

EARLIER | Wednesday 4pm: Ipswich Child Protection Detectives are investigating after a 5-month-old baby boy was located in a critical condition at an address in Bundamba, yesterday.

Emergency services attended the scene at 3.30pm after the child was reported to have suffered a medical episode.

The boy was transported to the Queensland Children's Hospital where he remains in a serious condition.

A Queensland Police Spokesperson confirmed a crime scene had been established and police investigations are continuing.

Police established a crime scene at a property on Lindsay St in Bundamba. Picture: Rob Williams

INITAL: POLICE established a crime scene at a property on Lindsay St in Bundamba, this morning.

Neighbours told TheQueensland Times they were confused and concerned after detectives were door knocking nearby homes at about 8:30 this morning.

"This morning there were about six (police) cars," one woman said.

She said the people who lived at the property "seem like a nice couple"

"I just don't know what's happened," she said. 

It's understood two ambulances were at the same property yesterday afternoon.

More to come…

Originally published as UPDATE: Bundamba baby's condition improves