Some children may eat little yet still be overweight, while others consume large amounts of food without gaining weight or height. Parents need to identify the specific reasons behind their child’s lack of weight gain to implement effective solutions.

Choking on milk is a common phenomenon in newborns. When a newborn chokes on milk, if the mother does not know how to handle it, the milk can enter the airway, causing the baby to stop breathing, have convulsions, turn purple, and if the baby does not receive timely first aid, it can be life-threatening. Therefore, parents need to know how to prevent choking on milk for their babies.

If not carefully monitored and prevented, children choking on phlegm can lead to serious consequences. A child with a fever accompanied by a phlegmy cough may show signs of respiratory tract and nasal-throat infections.

Excessive sweating on a baby's head is a common occurrence, especially in newborns. In most cases, this is normal. However, it can also be a sign of an underlying health issue that parents should be aware of.

Antibiotics are commonly used to treat bacterial infections. However, their use can cause unwanted side effects. One of the most common side effects of antibiotics is diarrhea (accounting for 20% of cases where antibiotics are used). Below are the causes and ways to manage the condition of children experiencing diarrhea while taking antibiotics.

Children with constipation should have their abdominal area massaged along with other body areas, such as the cycling exercise, to enhance effectiveness. Additionally, the daily diet for constipated children should be adjusted to include more fiber and plenty of water.

Vomiting is not only a symptom of gastrointestinal diseases, vomiting in children can also be a manifestation of diseases of other organs or systemic diseases. Many parents are confused, not knowing what to do when faced with a case of continuous vomiting in children, children vomiting many times a day but no fever.

Intestinal worms are parasites that live inside human bodies and can severely affect children's development, including health, nutrition, cognitive growth, and academic performance. Therefore, parents should pay attention to not only preventing worms as recommended by the Ministry of Health but also ensuring regular deworming for children.

Babies born at 33–36 weeks are considered premature. However, The outlook for babies born at this stage is highly positive, and with proper care, they can grow up healthy.

Typically, children over 2 years old should undergo deworming every 6 months. For children under 2 years old, worm infections can cause poor appetite, slow growth, and malnutrition. Therefore, it is necessary to take them to a medical facility for screening and appropriate intervention.

Sleep plays a very important role in the physical and mental development of children. Letting children sleep alone is a way to improve sleep, thereby helping children develop most comprehensively.