Discuss the possible causes of slow tooth growth in children and how to improve the situation through checks and calcium supplementation.

A child’s crying and screaming may be due to dyspepsia or calcium deficiency.

The child’s symptoms may be related to calcium deficiency, and it is recommended to seek pediatric treatment for calcium supplementation and to enhance nutrition.

Suggestions for one-year-old children’s tooth development issues and calcium deficiency

How to cope with the situation of a 13-month-old baby crying at night after weaning

Discuss the treatment and nutritional supplementation methods for a 2-year-old’s anemia and calcium deficiency, including medication, dietary adjustments, and daily care suggestions.

Understanding the normal age range for infant teething, and suggestions for dealing with late teething that may be related to calcium deficiency.

Understanding the Causes and Management of Newborns’ Nighttime Crying and Restlessness

An introduction to the differences between infant and pediatric convulsions, as well as the relevant knowledge of diagnosis and examination.

The baby’s elevated alkaline phosphatase index is a normal physiological phenomenon due to growth and development, and there is no need for special calcium supplementation; adequate sun exposure is sufficient.