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Ways to Help Children Grow Hair Quickly
One of the ways to help a child grow hair quickly is to ensure that you replenish the moisture lost during the washing process. When done correctly, deep conditioning treatments will enhance the necessary moisture for the hair.
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Is avocado consumption beneficial for children?
The avocado can support children in completing their immune system, promoting brain development, achieving healthy weight gain, and providing antibacterial properties to minimize skin-related issues. These benefits can assist caregivers in addressing the inquiry regarding the health implications of avocado consumption for children.
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When can children eat oranges?
Oranges are a fruit characterized by their sweet and tangy flavor, and they are also considered beneficial for health, particularly in young children. Therefore, at what age can children be introduced to oranges? Moreover, which methods should be employed to integrate oranges into a child's diet in a reasonable manner while maximizing health benefits?
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Why children are constipated despite eating plenty vegetables
Constipation is difficulty with bowel movements or a symptom of various medical conditions. It causes difficulty in defecation for children, and in some cases, can lead to a fear of defecation, which affects their physical development. Nowadays, there are several solutions to help parents address constipation in children. However, many parents still encounter constipation in their children despite feeding them plenty of vegetables. Why is this the case? Read the article below to understand more about this issue and find effective solutions for managing constipation in children.
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Protruding navel in newborns: Will it resolve on its own or need treatment?
Protruding navel in newborns, also known as umbilical hernia, is an abnormal bulge caused by part of the abdominal mucosa, intestines or fluid coming out, passing through the abdominal wall muscles and protruding through the newborn's navel. Umbilical hernia is quite common and low birth weight and premature babies are more susceptible to umbilical hernia.
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A 7-month-old baby has not yet grown teeth, should this be a cause for concern?
Milk teeth usually start to emerge when a child is about 6 months old and are fully completed after 2.5 to 3 years. However, the timing of the emergence of milk teeth can vary within a 1-year range. Therefore, if a 7-month-old child has not yet grown teeth but is developing normally, parents should not be too worried, as this could simply be a natural delay in teething.
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How much has the height of Vietnamese people improved in the past 10 years?
The average height of young Vietnamese people has shown positive changes in recent years. Specifically, the average height of Vietnamese men has reached 168.1 cm, while that of women is 156.2 cm. Statistics show that the average height of Vietnamese people has increased by more than 3 cm compared to the results 10 years ago, helping Vietnam no longer rank among the "shortest in Southeast Asia."
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Do puberty stretch marks go away?
Stretch marks are commonly seen in pregnant women. However, nowadays, even teenagers can experience this condition during puberty. This is because their bodies grow and develop rapidly, or due to conditions such as overweight or obesity.
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Post-Illness Nutrition for Children: Foods to Aid Recovery
Proper nutrition and care are essential for supporting a child's health and fostering optimal physical and mental development in the early years. With an immature immune system, young children are more vulnerable to illness. So, what foods should parents provide to help their child recover quickly and regain strength after being sick?
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The Role of Zinc in Infant Health: Instructions for Safe Supplementation
Statistics in Vietnam indicate that approximately 40% of young children (under one year old) suffer from zinc deficiency. Therefore, zinc supplementation for infants and young children is crucial in the process of child care and upbringing. Adequate zinc intake not only improves appetite and sleep quality but also supports height growth and comprehensive intellectual development.
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