This article offers suggestions for dealing with babies who refuse to eat solid foods and drink water, while also addressing questions about skin care and whether a milk formula change is needed.

When an infant has tonsillitis, how should parents manage their child’s diet?

Inquire about whether a 6-month-old baby can eat bread dipped in soup as complementary food, and how to deal with stomach bloating and eczema issues.

If a 7-week-old baby is experiencing hair loss on the top of the head, crying and difficulty falling asleep before bedtime, and frequent hiccups, it may be due to a calcium deficiency. It is recommended to supplement with calcium, which can be done through calcium supplements or dietary intake. Milk and its products are the best sources of calcium, rich in other nutrients and vitamin D, which help with calcium absorption. Yogurt is also a high-quality calcium supplement and beneficial for intestinal health. For those who dislike milk or are intolerant to it, alternative foods such as oysters, seaweed, cabbage, and broccoli can be chosen.

Discuss whether newborns need immediate calcium supplementation and how to correctly assess and supplement infants’ calcium needs.

Starting from the second month of life, babies need to supplement with vitamin AD drops to promote calcium absorption, and they should spend more time outdoors in good weather.

Discuss whether breastfed babies need additional calcium supplementation and how to ensure they receive adequate nutrition.

With the arrival of winter, babies might reduce their sun exposure. Is it necessary to supplement calcium at this time?

Discuss the continuity of calcium supplementation for infants and the recommended dosage of vitamin AD supplements

Understand the necessity and precautions of calcium supplementation for a 10-month-old baby to ensure healthy growth.