A 12-year-old who is chronologically 14 has questions about starting to grow a small amount of pubic hair.

Three times of runny stools a day in a 13-month-old baby may be caused by enteritis or indigestion. It is recommended to test the stool to determine the cause. If diagnosed with enteritis, antibiotic treatment like Xin Da Luo may be required. For indigestion, oral medicine such as MamiAi and Spleen-invigorating granules can be taken to improve digestion. Additionally, heat compresses may also help alleviate symptoms.

Inquire about whether it’s normal for a 13-month-old baby to start rolling over and the scope of pediatric surgery.

A 13-month-old boy has recently been experiencing loose stools, about four to five times a day, with some whitish color and diarrhea immediately after eating. Advice on how to handle the situation.

The primary suspicion is indigestion or unclean diet.

A 14-month-old baby, after switching to three types of formula milk, starts having bowel movements four or five times a day. The parent inquires whether this is normal and how to resolve the issue.

Is it normal for a 14-month-old baby to have bowel movements two to three times a day?

After a 14-month-old baby contracts viral enteritis, they are treated with medication and can play, but often want to take naps. Is this a normal phenomenon?

Explore the phenomenon of a 14-month-old child having only grown 6 teeth and provide professional medical insights.

Consult on whether it’s normal for a 14-month-old to continue breastfeeding and eat multiple times at night, as well as how to gradually wean and introduce complementary foods.