A baby of two and a half months is not yet suitable for drinking rice porridge, and it is recommended to continue breastfeeding or formula milk.

The infection rate of cytomegalovirus (CMV) in breast milk is approximately 13%-27.3%, and there is still a chance for the baby to be infected by consuming breast milk. CMV infection in breast milk is an important route of postnatal infection for infants, so the mother also needs treatment. After the mother’s condition improves, decide whether to continue breastfeeding.

If the child does not vomit again, they can receive the vaccine about a week after recovery.

A baby with calcium deficiency may need to supplement calcium, and it is recommended to consume yogurt and drink bone broth.

Can a mother with mild epilepsy in the pre-ictal phase continue to breastfeed her baby?

A 20-month-old baby is found to have severe calcium deficiency, with an open fontanelle, lack of appetite, night crying, occasional twitching, thin and yellow hair that is more relaxed, and lowest ribs standing out compared to others. Despite taking calcium and vitamin supplements as prescribed by the doctor, there seems to be no improvement. I would like to inquire whether the baby truly has a severe calcium deficiency, what effects it may have, and if it’s possible to improve the condition.

A four-and-a-half-month-old baby has four bowel movements a day, sometimes with gas passing stool, and sometimes constipated. Is it okay to introduce rice cereal?

Is it okay for a 17-month-old child to consume a small amount of cooking wine?

A parent inquires whether a child who is 18 months old can consume children’s growth milk and fresh milk.

The child has been crying and not eating much recently. I want to know if a child with diarrhea can take Hefengyuan.