Discuss the causes and solutions for a 21-month-old baby’s poor nighttime sleep, including establishing good bedtime routines and attention to nutritional intake.

A 5-month-old baby has recently shown a lack of appetite and often cries and fusses. After examination, no specific cause was found. Advice on improving the baby’s appetite is sought.

For a 11-month-old toddler who doesn’t like to eat, some solutions and suggestions are provided.

Bow legs in children may be caused by a lack of calcium, which can be improved by supplementing with calcium and consuming foods rich in calcium, such as dairy products, seafood, and green leafy vegetables. Additionally, ensuring adequate rest and nutrition can help prevent and alleviate symptoms.

After determining an epilepsy seizure, it is crucial to start anti-epileptic medication immediately to control the condition. When selecting a medication, it is essential to first correctly classify the type of seizure and syndrome, and consider the impact of the medication on the child’s neurological development.

How should parents handle their child’s health issues caused by obesity?

How should one treat and prevent asthma bronchitis in children if a preliminary diagnosis indicates the condition?

Understanding the natural absorption process of pediatric hydrocele and key family care points to help children recover health better.

Early treatment for pediatric epilepsy significantly increases the chances of recovery.

Offer suggestions for preventing and treating pediatric pectus excavatum.