Suggestions for Dealing with Baby Obesity

Understanding How to Manage a Child’s Love for Meat in the Context of Pediatric Obesity

The issue of thin hair in children may be related to nutritional intake, particularly a lack of zinc. Zinc is essential for hair growth, and a deficiency may lead to thinning hair, yellowing, and other symptoms such as anorexia, delayed growth and development, and susceptibility to infections. Zinc supplementation can be achieved through dietary adjustments by consuming foods rich in zinc such as seafood, lean meat, liver, egg yolks, and dairy products, while also ensuring a balanced diet to promote normal hair growth.

Babies often have weak spleen and stomach. Here’s how to care for them to improve spleen deficiency.

How to improve the problem of baby’s weak spleen and stomach, and kidney yin deficiency through traditional Chinese medicine and daily diet

Guidelines on how to properly administer Baole’an to babies, as well as suggestions for dealing with diarrhea.

How should a four-month-old baby correctly take cod liver oil and calcium tablets?

My child has been crying and fussing a lot recently and isn’t eating much. How should I administer Icodextrin and calcium to my child?

This article discusses the dosage of Ikorexin for newborns and how to handle nipple injuries during breastfeeding.

It is permissible for a two-month-old baby to take sugar pills, provided the child does not have symptoms of a cold. When administering the sugar pills, simply place them in the baby’s mouth for them to dissolve. It is important to avoid feeding the baby milk or water for half an hour after taking the medicine to prevent interference with absorption. Additionally, to ensure the child’s health, it is recommended to increase the child’s nutritional intake by supplementing with vitamins and proteins, and establishing a regular lifestyle with consistent sleep schedules.