Colon polyps are quite common in children. Colon polyps in children often progress silently, without many symptoms in the early stages, so early diagnosis and detection are often difficult.

Premature puberty brings physical and psychological changes to children, causing anxiety and confusion for children and parents. Early diagnosis of prematurity is extremely important.

Some cases of tonsil and adenoid infections that last for a long time and recur many times seriously affect the health of children and need to be removed for a complete treatment. Currently, the method of tonsillectomy and adenoid curettage using the latest generation Coblator is a modern and safe method being applied.

Phimosis is a common disease in men today when about 90% of male children are born with phimosis, however, very few people know the harmful effects of this disease.

Phimosis in children is quite common and usually disappears when they reach adulthood. But in some cases, signs of swelling, redness, and severe inflammation occur.

Normally, if children are not born with diseases that affect speech development such as mental retardation, autism, short lingual frenulum... after 1-2 years of listening to relatives and people around them talk, they will naturally form speech.

3-year-old children are often very curious about the world around them and have a habit of asking "why" all day long, causing many parents to have to answer continuously. However, parents should not ignore or answer incorrectly, but take advantage of this opportunity to stimulate their children's intelligence and thinking.

From 3 to 4 years old, children are active and like to play a lot. Therefore, parents should create opportunities for their children to participate in physical activities and practice every day. Children who like to run and play will both improve their resistance and develop height, skills and thinking effectively.

You can’t expect a preschooler to eat a wide variety of foods. A good way to help a picky 2-year-old is to consistently cook and serve healthy foods to set a good example. A picky 3-year-old should also have the right to decide what and how much food they want to eat at each meal.

All eyes are on your child as he or she stares at his or her birthday presents. He or she may open one, frown, and complain, “I already have that.” Saying thank you politely is an important lesson to teach your child at a young age.

Activities such as playing, learning... can all be applied to help 4-year-old children have many opportunities to develop. Therefore, parents need to be ready to learn with their children the best skills and knowledge to help them develop more comprehensively in the future. To do this, parents must understand the important developmental milestones of children, especially children aged 4.