Teething is a special stage in a child's development. On average, by the 6th month, a child will begin to grow their first tooth, by 12 months they will have about 6 teeth, and by 24 months they will have a full set of baby teeth.

Diarrhea is a common intestinal disease caused by viruses, bacteria, and parasites. Children are said to have diarrhea when they have loose, watery stools, three or more times a day. Parents should take their children to the doctor if they see no signs of improvement.

Convulsions can occur when a child has a high fever, and convulsions can cause confusion for caregivers. Although febrile convulsions are usually benign, if they recur repeatedly, they can cause brain damage in children.

It takes time for a child's immune system to develop an immune response to a food allergen. Food allergies rarely occur the first time a child is exposed to a food.

Constipation in children is a common condition in young children. In addition to using supportive drugs, parents should also pay attention to choosing appropriate care for their children.

Cow's milk protein allergy in children is quite common in Vietnam. Reactions to cow's milk protein can also appear late with atypical clinical symptoms, so they are easily overlooked or confused with other diseases (such as lactose intolerance).

Respiratory syncytial virus is a common cause of viral respiratory infections that affect the lungs and airways in both adults and children. The disease can be as mild as the common cold, but in severe cases, it can require hospitalization.

Heat rash is a common disease in children when the weather is too hot, it seems very easy to treat and care for at home. However, if parents do not care for their children at home properly, it can be dangerous for the children. So what should parents do when their children have a fever and rash and how to treat the disease at medical facilities?

It’s time to celebrate your baby turning 6 months old. You may have a lot of questions running through your mind, like is your baby left-handed or right-handed? Is your baby ready for solid foods? When can he or she walk? The weight and size of a 24-week-old baby varies depending on each baby’s growth and development.

Many parents only feed their children bone broth, not the solids, because they think that broth is not only easy to eat but also contains all the nutrients from the solids.

When having diarrhea, the digestive system of children works less well. Therefore, liquid, well-cooked foods with high nutritional value are preferred, including porridge. Porridge is an easy-to-eat, easy-to-combine food that is good for the digestion process, helping children recover quickly.