A 13-month-old baby who hasn’t started walking yet may be due to preterm birth, lack of exercise, or imbalanced nutrition, among other reasons. It is recommended that parents take their child to the hospital for a check-up and follow the doctor’s advice for appropriate treatment and training.
The baby has been crying and fussing a lot recently and isn’t eating much. How should I handle a situation where the baby doesn’t eat milk during the day?
Discuss the situation of a 14-month-old baby who hasn’t started speaking, providing professional advice and possible examination directions.
After my baby had a cold and fever, she’s been coughing continuously. It affects her sleep and appetite. Why is this happening?
Possible causes and treatment methods for a baby who keeps on having a fever that doesn’t go away
How to Handle a Baby Who Keeps on Fevering
If a baby keeps on having a fever, first monitor the body temperature. If it’s below 38.5 degrees Celsius, use fever-reducing patches and physical cooling methods, and encourage the baby to drink plenty of water. If the temperature is above 38.5 degrees Celsius, use fever-reducing medication. It is recommended to take the child to a regular three-level A hospital for a routine blood test to determine if the fever is caused by a viral or bacterial infection, and then proceed with targeted treatment and medication based on the test results.
A two-month-old baby has been constantly sneezing. Are there any medications that can be taken? If not, which medication should be taken? The other symptoms of the common cold are not obvious; it’s just that the baby’s nose is blocked.
Wondering about the reasons and ways to improve when your baby keeps waking up at night, despite being breastfed and having introduced complementary foods.
A six-month-old baby often wakes up at night, which may be due to calcium deficiency. It is recommended to administer calcium supplements such as Children’s Dicalcium Phosphate and Cod Liver Oil, while also ensuring warmth and preventing the baby from catching a cold. Additionally, the baby’s diet should be balanced, avoiding play on dirty surfaces, and teaching the baby not to scratch their own anus with their hands to prevent worm infections.
