The reasons for a child’s hot and red ears may be related to intense physical activity or changes in external temperature.

A child’s upper lip turning yellow may be due to physiological crying or pathological reasons, such as fever, eczema, rickets, oral ulcers, and worm infections.

A one-year-old baby’s nighttime restlessness and insomnia may be due to a lack of vitamin D, suggesting supplementation with vitamin AD and sun exposure.

If a 2-month-old baby’s stool appears jelly-like or mucus-like, it may be due to intestinal infection or indigestion. Parents can consider giving symptomatic treatment with lactase tablets, Mamy Love, pediatric digestive powder, bifidobacteria, or Simeta. Additionally, it is important to keep the baby’s abdomen warm and avoid colds to reduce the occurrence of symptoms.

Explore common reasons for babies crying at night, including calcium deficiency and scaring, and provide corresponding medical advice and dietary guidelines.

Babies crying at night can be caused by various factors, including poor sleep habits, overheating or underheating, and dietary issues. By adjusting the sleep training and environment, the quality of a baby’s sleep can be improved.

Understanding the Reasons and Coping Strategies for Babies Shaking

Explore the possible causes and solutions for babies sweating while sleeping.

Frequent coughing in children may be caused by mycoplasma infection and requires standardized examination and treatment.

A 17-month-old baby suddenly develops bad breath. Possible causes and solutions