Explore the common causes of neonatal jaundice, including bilirubin metabolism characteristics and related factors.

Understand the common causes, symptoms of newborn constipation, and how to effectively address this issue.

Why are full-month-old babies particularly difficult to care for? How can we help them grow and develop?

A three-year-old child has sparse hair, and after being shaved multiple times, the hair only grows out short. The child’s grandfather insists on shaving it again, but I think it’s not very nice for a little girl to go to school with a shaved head. The grandfather believes that ’like hair and beard, the more you shave, the thicker and fuller it gets.’ Is this view correct?

Spitting up in infants is often due to incomplete development of the pyloric sphincter, which allows milk to flow back into the esophagus from the stomach. This usually improves as the baby grows. To reduce spitting up, ensure the baby fully engorges the nipple or bottle nipple during feeding to avoid swallowing air; gently pat the baby’s back after feeding to help expel air from the stomach; and avoid overfeeding to prevent the baby from becoming too full. Be gentle when changing diapers or when picking up and putting down the baby to avoid vigorous shaking.

Understanding the Possible Causes and Coping Measures for Infants Who Haven’t Pooped for Three Days

Consultant offers advice on using antibiotics during breastfeeding for infants

The baby fell on the back of the head again just four days after the last incident, raising concerns about potential adverse symptoms in the future.

Discuss whether neonatal jaundice can lead to excessive crying in babies, and the effects of physiological jaundice on infants.

Is it normal for a 20-day-old baby to cry rarely and with a weak, intermittent voice?