For premature babies, constipation can occur ten days after birth. This article discusses the causes and treatment methods.

My baby is 12 days old, and I noticed blood strands in the stool. What’s happening?

Stinky, sour stools in a 6-month-old baby might be due to constipation. It’s recommended to drink more water and, if necessary, use a pediatric enema for treatment. If there are cold symptoms, simultaneous treatment is needed, with over-the-counter cold remedies being effective, and it’s important to stay warm.

My 2-year-old baby has been wetting the bed lately, whether it’s day or night. As soon as he’s placed in bed, he urinates within an hour. I give him only the basic amount of water needed to maintain his hydration. I want to know what could be causing this frequent bedwetting?

A baby’s slow growth, refusal to take naps, and lack of appetite may be related to calcium deficiency. It is recommended to supplement vitamin D under a doctor’s guidance to promote calcium absorption. Additionally, expose the baby to more sunlight to enhance skin vitamin D production. The mother can also take calcium tablets to increase the calcium content in breast milk. If breast milk is insufficient, it may also affect the baby’s sleep. These suggestions may be helpful to you, wishing you and your family health!

A nine and a half month old child has yellowish and sparse hair. Possible causes and suggested treatment methods.

This article will provide insights into the causes and treatment methods for your baby’s dry lips.

Poor sleep at night in babies can be attributed to reasons such as overexcitement before bedtime, indigestion due to overeating, gastrointestinal discomfort, or excessive fullness.

My baby is two months old and has had a poor gastrointestinal condition. After taking lactobacillus tablets for four days, the baby is now passing granular stool with the water forming a frothy consistency. I want to know the cause. The baby shouldn’t eat this. It’s not good for a baby’s gastrointestinal system to eat certain things. It’s normal for breastfed babies to have seven or eight bowel movements a day; my baby is the same. It wasn’t until the baby was seven and a half months old that bowel movements became regular. If the mother eats cold foods, it may cause diarrhea in the baby. Therefore, mothers should be cautious about hot and cold foods. She can try examining the baby’s stool. If there is no intestinal infection, the white granules should be due to dyspepsia.

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