It’s recommended for mothers to buy some breathable cotton socks for their babies to prevent coolness on the soles of their feet, which could lead to diarrhea.

Pay attention to the baby’s skin care, as there are more common situations in summer. To help the baby comfortably navigate the summer, you can use some corn talcum powder to manage rashes and eczema.

Discuss whether a 3-month-old baby is suitable to drink cold fruit juice during hot summer days and the potential effects on the stomach.

Discuss the possible causes and coping measures for a baby’s persistent low fever during summer, including hydration and symptom observation.

Wearing socks in summer can help protect the delicate skin on a baby’s feet, especially for infants under six months old.

For premature babies, sweating in summer may be a normal physiological phenomenon, but it could also be a sign of calcium deficiency or other health issues. It is recommended to consult a doctor and supplement with calcium and vitamin D according to medical advice, while also paying attention to the baby’s daily care and nutrition.