A parent inquires about their 16-month-old child’s larger head size, inability to speak, and walking issues, and asks what checks need to be conducted.

A child’s thin and short stature and slow growth may be related to genetic factors or digestive function. It is recommended to take the child for a comprehensive examination and strengthen nutrition and physical exercise.

Parents inquire about a 2-year-and-9-month-old boy’s height of 89 cm, worrying that the child is shorter than his peers. Pediatricians explain that, according to normal weight standards, the child’s height falls within the normal range, and growth rate slows down after 2 years of age until puberty when it picks up again. Doctors suggest that without allergies or genetic history, there is no need to be overly concerned, but regular checks of growth hormone levels and iron supplementation can be considered. If necessary, hospital tests and consultations can be arranged.

A 3-year-and-2-month-old girl has a height of 93 centimeters and a bone age of 4.1 years, indicating she is on the shorter side.

Consultation on the symptoms, treatment, and diagnostic suggestions for a four-month-old baby possibly suffering from rickets.

Solutions to a 5.5-year-old girl’s nipple hardness and explanations of normal physiological phenomena

A seven-month-old baby has only erupted one tooth, prompting parents to inquire whether this is normal and if calcium supplementation is needed. Experts advise parents not to worry excessively, as each child’s tooth eruption timing and sequence varies. Additionally, some tips to help children erupt teeth are provided.

Understanding the Dietary Issues and Health Conditions of a 6-Month-Old Baby

A 1.5-Year-Old Baby Isn’t Growing: Possible Causes and Solutions

A 15-year-old child diagnosed with dwarfism at Beijing Angel Children’s Hospital is in need of suggestions to promote height growth.