Parents inquire about a 64-day-old baby experiencing vomiting symptoms and seek solutions.

After a cold, your baby’s throat has a hacking sound, and over-the-counter expectorants haven’t worked. Could it be due to softened laryngeal cartilage or calcium deficiency? How should it be treated?

My child is now four years old, and he knows when to urinate during the day, but at night, he still wets the bed. He is still wearing diapers at four years old, and I am quite worried. I am afraid it will affect his future development. What should I do if he continues to wet the bed? How can I deal with a four-year-old who still wets the bed?

Offer suggestions and solutions for babies who frequently urinate in their pants.

In addition to timely medical treatment for the throat pain caused by pediatric tonsillitis, what dietary precautions should be taken in daily life?

Asthma treatment is usually not curable, but it can be managed to reduce the frequency of attacks.