Heartburn is common in adults, especially after a full or spicy meal. However, infants and children can also have symptoms of burning in the chest. According to some studies, about 2% of children 3 to 9 years old and 5% of children aged 10 to 17 years have heartburn. Symptoms can even begin in infancy.

Hot weather causes prickly heat to appear on skin areas such as the forehead, neck, chest, back, and sometimes the whole body, making the baby uncomfortable. The 8 ways to prevent prickly heat for children in the summer below will help your baby have healthy skin.

Heat rash is a common skin irritation in the summer. Hot weather and high humidity cause the capillaries on the skin to dilate, creating conditions for bacteria to enter and cause heat rash. The heat also causes children to sweat more, dirt and sebum stick to the body, blocking sweat glands, causing heat rash.

Entering the summer, the hot and humid weather is a favorable condition for many diseases, especially skin diseases. Heat rash in children is the most common disease. Below are the reasons why heat rash often occurs in the summer?

Normally, newborns need to sleep at least 16 hours a day, their sleep is usually short naps of 3-4 hours alternating with feedings. The reason is that newborns' stomachs are quite small and cannot hold much food, so they have to wake up to recharge.

At 4 weeks, your baby is almost a month old and you and your baby have gone through a huge change in a very short period of time. Before you do anything else, give yourself a pat on the back for getting this far and acknowledge your accomplishments since meeting your baby.

Purulent meningitis is a dangerous disease with high mortality and sequelae, especially neonatal purulent meningitis. Therefore, regular check-ups are needed to detect neurological sequelae and have timely treatment.

Lumbar puncture or lumbar puncture is a technique performed by using a probe needle to puncture the lumbar cerebrospinal fluid cavity to obtain a sample of cerebrospinal fluid for testing and to assess the pressure of the cerebrospinal fluid cavity. This is a basic and safe method in diagnosing and treating some diseases of the central nervous system.

Chronic lung disease in infants can cause many dangerous complications such as increased pulmonary arterial pressure, pulmonary fibrosis, collapsed lung, severe progression leading to infection (neonatal pneumonia) and high risk of death.

Pneumonia is a common infection in newborns. If not treated promptly and actively, neonatal pneumonia can be fatal, especially in premature and low birth weight babies.

Physiological nasal congestion is very common in newborns because the structure of their nostrils is still small and narrow. Therefore, parents need to know how to care for and clean their children with physiological nasal congestion on a daily basis.