This post introduces the Baby Development Standard Comparison Chart and a typical set of abilities and behaviors a baby should possess at this stage.

Development standards and dietary recommendations for a 10-month-old baby

Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease is a self-limiting illness with various modes of transmission, typically resolving within a week. This article offers guidance and suggestions on the condition.

A 2-year-old boy has been feverish for 4 days with a body temperature consistently above 39 degrees. After the fever subsided, he developed red rashes and complained of stomach discomfort. Could it be a certain disease?

A 1.5-year-old baby develops dense small bumps in the middle of the forehead during winter, which later spontaneously break open, leaving the skin rough with faint bumps. The baby constantly rubs the area, leading to frequent skin breaks.

A 6-month-old baby who develops a rash after a fever might have infantile roseola. There’s no need for special treatment; the rash will fade on its own once it covers the entire body, but the baby should avoid spicy and windy foods during this period.

For the baby’s breast milk jaundice issue, suggestions are made to stop breastfeeding, switch to formula milk, and provide related advice.

Treatment recommendations for children diagnosed with epilepsy.

What are the possible causes of a baby having excessive abdominal fluid and what are the follow-up treatment recommendations?

After a baby is diagnosed with congenital heart disease, the appropriate treatment time and surgical costs are concerns for parents.