Discuss the possible reasons for a four-month-old baby’s reduced defecation frequency and provide improvement suggestions.

Frequent flatulence in newborns may be related to poor digestion, this article provides corresponding dietary adjustments and care suggestions.

Understanding the possible causes of infants’ stool having a foamy consistency, including physiological diarrhea and pathological diarrhea, as well as corresponding treatment measures.

Explore the possible reasons for a 11-month-old baby’s night crying and provide corresponding coping strategies.

Explore the possible reasons for premature babies to have a red face and to be strenuously moving their limbs while drinking milk, and provide professional advice.

A five-month-old baby’s stool containing debris might be due to dietary changes or digestive issues

Baby spitting up may be due to indigestion or improper feeding posture, which can be alleviated by adopting the correct feeding method and using digestive aid medication.

Explore the possible reasons for infants crying before urination and provide professional medical advice and daily care measures.

A 20-day-old baby, who used to consume 180ml of milk per meal, has recently experienced a significant decrease in appetite, even reducing the night milk to 90ml. This may be due to the physiological weaning period. This stage typically lasts for about a month, during which the baby’s intake may fluctuate. Parents can help promote the baby’s digestion and absorption by massaging the baby’s abdomen and engaging in appropriate activities to boost appetite.

Understanding the reasons for sparse hair in newborns and how to promote healthy hair growth in infants.