Constipation in children may be related to a diet high in protein and low in carbohydrates. It is recommended to increase fiber intake and ensure adequate water consumption.

Describes the constipation issue in a four-month-old baby and how to address it.

Persistent diarrhea in children may be a sign of acute gastroenteritis, and immediate medical attention is necessary to avoid electrolyte imbalances and dehydration. Pay attention to dietary hygiene in everyday life.

After the baby’s fever subsides, there is occasional coughing, with phlegm, and the baby is not feeling well. How should one handle this situation?

This article provides feeding precautions and medication suggestions for a 3.5-month-old baby experiencing cough and bloating.

Learn how to properly care for a 3-month-old baby when they exhibit symptoms of a cold and cough.

Tips on dealing with a four-month-old baby’s cold and cough

Provide treatment suggestions for a 43-day-old baby’s cough and nasal congestion

How should one handle cough in a five-year-old preterm baby during cold weather?

How should parents care for bronchitis patients to promote recovery?