When did Meng appear in what for a long time? In the first year of the baby’s birth, there will be five violent periods, about 2-4 weeks, 4-6 weeks, 3 months, 6 months and 9 months. Each time it lasts for about 4-5 days or even longer, after which the baby will return to normal eating and sleeping patterns. How to judge whether it is a long-term distress? Easy to starve: Babies will constantly ask for milk, and babies who eat supplementary foods will ask for more food. Sleep pattern changes: babies who can already sleep well begin to wake up at night or ask for food; There are also babies who sleep longer before and after a long period Read More …

There shouldn’t be these in the supplementary food. Before the baby reaches the age of 1, nothing should be added with any form of salt (including children’s soy sauce). Rice soup occupies the stomach and affects eating more food: rice soup itself has very low nutrition and energy density. Drinking rice soup will occupy the limited stomach capacity of children and affect eating. Honey may contain botulinum toxin. To be on the safe side, it is not recommended for babies under 1 year old. Don’t rush to give your baby the whole nut: the nut is hard, not easy to chew, and easy to choke during eating. Juice is not suitable for babies. Should a good complementary food be how? Read More …

“Probiotics” Is what? Probiotics are beneficial bacteria that can reach the intestinal tract alive and play a role after eating. Some formulas are added with probiotics to promote the bacterial balance in infants’ intestinal tract and inhibit the growth of harmful fungi that can cause infection symptoms and inflammation. Is it suitable to take probiotics in what? Probiotics have obvious effects only in preventing and treating infectious diarrhea in childhood and preventing antibiotic-related diarrhea. In the following cases, it can be used in an appropriate amount under the guidance of doctors. Take antibiotics Broad-spectrum antibiotics cannot identify harmful bacteria and beneficial bacteria, so all bacteria will be eliminated when taking antibiotics. While taking antibiotics, doctors often give probiotics to cooperate Read More …

Dietary therapy For children over 1 year old, if the stool is hard and the defecation is laborious, but the pain is not obvious and there are no problems such as stool holding, bleeding, anal fissure, etc., diet changes may be sufficient. Children should be provided with a balanced diet, including whole grains, fruits and vegetables. Encourage children more, but do not force them to eat. Juice Some juices can help soften stool, especially prune juice, apple juice or pear juice. Behavioral therapy Encourage children to sit on the toilet within 30 minutes after meals, for example, 2-3 times a day, each time for 5-10 minutes, so stick to it every day. As long as the child is willing to Read More …

DHA is what? The full name of DHA [docosahexaenoic acid] is an unsaturated fatty acid, which can promote the health of baby’s nerve, vision and immune system. As to whether it can improve baby’s intelligence, there is still no sufficient research to prove it. Lay emphasis DHA was first found in breast milk, not deep sea fish as we usually think, nor seaweed. China recommends that infants and young children should consume 100 milligrams of DHA every day. The best source of DHA is breast milk, followed by other foods (formula milk, seafood, etc.). DHA supplements can be used “moderately” when the intake from food is insufficient. How to supplement DHA? Full-term, breast-fed baby No extra supplement is needed (the Read More …

Critical period of physical and neurophysiological development 3 months: Perception and coordination ability are highly sensitive during this period, and then they begin to acquire active perception and control. 8 months: learning the critical period of behavior and action, learning to sit, roll, etc. and then learn to stand. 18 months: language ability and thinking development are obvious. Critical period of intelligence development 6 months: Can distinguish the old from the new, More sensitive and interested in fresh stimuli. 8-9 months: Begin to master the “goals and intentions” in daily life, and do things purposefully. 9-10 months: learn to look for feedback and assist decision-making with reference to surrounding information, and begin to actively look for information and try to Read More …

Critical period of relationship development 6 months: Begin to develop empathy and prefer to help those who help others. 6-9 months: Begin to establish one’s first attachment relationship (usually with his mother), which directly affects his social pattern. 12-24 months: Social skills have greatly developed and real peer relationships have been established. Critical period of self-development 4 ~ 10 months: self-sense gradually strengthened, and began to establish attachment relationship with parents as social companions. 10 ~ 15 months: due to the further development of self-awareness, began to distinguish oneself from parents. 15 ~ 18 months: began to develop a deeper self, able to better interact with different people. What should parents do when the critical period comes? Provide adequate resources Read More …

On September 26, an American mother was accidentally hit by a car accident. The car she was driving was beyond recognition. However, the two child safety seats in the car were shocked to be intact and did not deform at all. It is also because of this that the two children, who are only 6 weeks old and 3 years old, were able to escape. Coincidentally. As early as 2013, a large truck overturned in Changhua County, Taiwan, crushing the car nearby into a discus. The 4-year-old girl on the truck saved her life because the child safety seat overturned and the seat resisted the heavy pressure path. While we marvel at the news of [miracle survival], looking back at Read More …

We often receive messages from mothers like this: One and a half-year-old babies always eat their hands. Is there any way to manage them in what? The baby loves barefoot when he is pulling socks. Do you want to wear socks for the baby? Children always throw things about and it is useless to say so. Seeing these [bad habits] of the baby, the first thing many parents think of is to stop them quickly. In fact, these four [bad habits] before the age of 2 really don’t need to be taken care of. They are still the manifestation of the baby’s brain development to a new level. Let’s have a look at them quickly. 1. Throwing things to promote Read More …

Every time we share the content about the child’s illness, we always receive messages from mothers: Children often catch colds and fever, is their immunity too low? Why is it that other people’s children are not ill and my family is always ill? Immunity is so poor? How can improve children’s immunity? Can you take some medicine to supplement it? Dr. Clove deeply felt the anxiety of parents. This time we invited pediatrician Kong Lingkai to clarify the relationship between immunity and illness at one time. Frequent illness does not mean poor immunity of children. Whether the child is ill or not depends mainly on the fact that he has not come into contact with the pathogen that causes the Read More …