Girls tend to cuddle and play with pink dolls, while boys love the strength of superheroes. Scientists suspect that the brain development of boys and girls is shaped differently even before they are born, even more deeply than education.

All babies and young children have different feeding needs. This means that they can self-regulate by eating more or less. However, understanding the nutritional needs and digestive system of children will help parents raise healthier and smarter children.

Iron deficiency anemia in children is often in the group of nutritional anemias that are quite common, especially in poor and developing countries, including Vietnam. The level and frequency of iron deficiency anemia in our country today has decreased compared to before, but the rate of this disease in children is still quite high. The article will provide more information to help you understand and recognize iron deficiency anemia early to have a timely treatment plan.

For most babies, doctors recommend waiting until 9 months before introducing fish (like halibut or salmon) and 12 months before trying shellfish (like shrimp, clams, and lobster). That's because these, especially shellfish, are among the top food allergens.

From 6 months of age, babies can eat other foods besides breast milk. Pay attention to choosing nutritious foods for your baby, combined with proper and delicious preparation will help your baby develop comprehensively, be healthier and smarter.