Intussusception is a serious surgical disease, almost exclusively found in children, especially children under 2 years old. Children who are too young and unable to talk are the most difficult in diagnosing and treating the disease.

Intussusception is the leading cause of intestinal obstruction in children. This occurs when the upper part of the intestine moves into the lower part of the intestine (or vice versa), blocking the flow of the intestine.

Many factors can cause your baby to suddenly stop breastfeeding after months of good feeding. Usually, it’s a sign that your baby is trying to tell you that something is wrong. Refusing to breastfeed doesn’t necessarily mean your baby is ready to wean, and the good news is that this type of strike is usually short-lived.

Should I breastfeed again after weaning? Does breast milk dry up after weaning? Many babies ask for milk after a period of not breastfeeding, which can be confusing for mothers. It is possible for babies to breastfeed again after weaning, but many have difficulty breastfeeding in the first few weeks of starting again. The mother's body does not always produce a full milk supply immediately. The following article provides ways to restore breast milk after stopping breastfeeding.

The issue of how a 7-month-old baby eats, sleeps, and plays is always a concern for parents. At 7 months, the main source of nutrition for babies is breast milk. However, some babies have to poop many times a day, while others are constipated and have difficulty pooping, which makes you extremely worried. So how many times is normal for a 7-month-old baby to poop?

Yes, doctor, my baby is 15 months old, yesterday on July 29, she was leaning against the air purifier (nearly 1m high). The baby fell on his head and hit the floor. Then the baby cried for a while and then stopped.