The changing of seasons is the time when children are susceptible to recurrent respiratory infections, making it difficult for them to live and study. Proper care and monitoring of children will help them feel more comfortable, recover quickly and prevent dangerous complications.

There are many causes and risk factors that can cause acute respiratory infections in children, from environmental factors and the child's body. Parents need to understand and limit the risk factors that cause children to get sick and prevent dangerous complications.

Chest X-rays are not very valuable in the definitive diagnosis of COPD but play an important role in the direction of the disease. Abnormal test results combined with history and other tests will help make an accurate diagnosis, excluding respiratory diseases with similar symptoms.

Essential newborn care has been common in many countries for a long time and there are also specific regulations for care. Essential care methods for mothers and babies born by caesarean section often include: skin-to-skin contact, early breastfeeding and delayed cord clamping after birth. This is a combination of adult interventions, although simple, but gives many children a chance to live.