My three-year-old and four-month-old daughter has frequent bowel movements, with small, thin stools each time. Why doesn’t she eat much and eat very little of whatever she tries? She is very short (only about 90 cm), but otherwise, she is fine. She has never received any related treatment. What could be the reason? Do we need treatment?

How to seek medical attention for a child who has been suffering from chronic nasal congestion, accompanied by sticky green mucus, snoring, and occasional sneezing?

Solutions to the tooth loss problem caused by new tooth replacement

At forty days old, the baby has been spitting up since the first full month of eating milk. After vomiting, the baby cries and wants to eat again, almost every meal results in spitting. Could it be pyloric stenosis? If so, how is it treated, and is surgery necessary?

How to Solve the Problem of Newborns Vomiting After Breastfeeding

This article introduces methods to solve infant constipation problems and nursing suggestions.

Addressing Newborn Digestive Disorders and Insufficient Breast Milk

For constipation in breastfed newborns, which may be caused by insufficient body fluids or internal heat in the gastrointestinal tract, it is recommended to use the Biaonaitong tea for treatment and to follow the doctor’s instructions.

Solutions and Recommendations for Newborn Constipation Issues

Advice for addressing the digestive discomfort and belly swelling in a newborn of 55 days old.