A baby’s vomiting without fever could be gastroenteritis or pediatric enteritis, and attention should be paid to diet and treatment.

A mother inquires about solutions to a 12-month-old baby frequently vomiting after feeding, as well as how to differentiate between normal and abnormal situations of baby vomiting.

Treatment Suggestions for Baby’s Vomiting

An 18-month-old baby has been vomiting after drinking milk, possibly due to catching a cold. It is recommended to temporarily stop breastfeeding and give the baby warm water, and at the same time, try patting the baby’s back to promote digestion.

A two-and-a-half-year-old baby’s vulva is often red and swollen, painful causes and solutions

Parents notice that their 7-month-old baby’s vulva is red and she has intermittent urination during bathroom breaks. They inquire about the cause and treatment methods.

Does drinking water affect a baby’s health?

At 11 months old, boys have an average weight of about 9.65 kilograms, and girls about 9.02 kilograms; boys have an average height of 75.2 centimeters, and girls 73.7 centimeters.

A seven-month-old girl is gaining weight slowly, and her family is worried about insufficient nutritional intake.

A 3-month-old baby’s failure to gain weight may be related to a cold and a decrease in breast milk supply, which can lead to insufficient intake. Typically, breast milk is sufficient to meet the needs of a baby from 4 to 6 months old.