Frequent urination in a one-year-old baby may be a normal phenomenon, but it could also be a sign of urinary tract infection. It is recommended to undergo urine testing for a definitive diagnosis.
At three months old, a preemie is unable to lift their head, has difficulty drinking water without choking, leans to one side, and does not smile much. Besides possible nutritional deficiencies and anemia, developmental delays should be considered. It is recommended to undergo a brain MRI to check the brain development and try supplementing with licorice zinc and iron-fortified oral liquid. Pay attention to adding complementary foods in a reasonable manner. It is advised to seek treatment from a professional hospital.
Explains the normal immune response that may occur after vaccination and provides handling suggestions
Is it normal for a six-month-old baby to have six to seven bowel movements daily?
A ten-month-old baby has had diarrhea for the fifth day, with four to five bowel movements a day, the stool is not loose and is light yellow in color. The baby sleeps all day, waking up to drink milk or eat rice porridge occasionally. After playing for a while, the baby will cry and fuss, and after being soothed, it will fall asleep drowsily again. Is this normal?
Discussing the normal range of head-lifting ability development in three-month-old babies, as well as the actions to be taken when a baby fails to reach this milestone.
A three-month-old baby’s reduced urine output might be due to insufficient fluid intake. It’s recommended to increase fluid intake and change diapers frequently to maintain cleanliness and comfort.
Is it normal for a three-month-old baby to particularly enjoy napping?
Is it normal for a two-month-old baby not to have learned to lift its head?
Is it normal for a two-month-old baby to not feed for six hours at night? Please pay attention to the baby’s feeding and defecation conditions.
