If a four-month-old baby experiences constipation again, it may be due to the incomplete development of the colon function.

How to handle a situation where a four-month-old baby’s head swells after being struck by a sippy cup?

What should you do if your child, who is four years old, still can’t speak?

Advice for dealing with a four-year-old’s hoarse voice and runny nose.

What should be done if a four-year-old accidentally swallows a whole piece of candy, and are there any concerns?

Discuss the possible reasons and coping strategies for newborns who don’t like to take naps.

If a newborn spends two to three hours feeding at each session and often vomits, it might be due to insufficient milk supply.

Hypoxic-Ischemic Encephalopathy (HIE) in newborns refers to brain damage caused by oxygen deficiency and ischemia due to perinatal asphyxia. The disease manifests as symptoms such as consciousness impairment, irritability, low responsiveness, drowsiness, coma, bulging fontanelles, separation of sutures, increased head circumference, and seizures. Treatment should involve immediate initiation of mild hypothermia therapy to protect brain cells, improve the metabolic function of damaged neurons, and maintain a stable internal environment. Concurrently, symptomatic supportive treatment should be provided to control seizures, reduce brain edema, and improve cerebral blood flow and brain cell metabolism. Neural nutrition therapy, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, and functional training can improve the prognosis.

How to handle the situation where a newborn still has discharge after umbilical cord infection treatment.

What should you do if a newborn has white things on their tongue that have been there for a long time and haven’t gone away?