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What is the Ideal Weight for a 15-Month-Old?

Raising young children is not an easy task. It requires basic knowledge of nutrition and child development at different stages. A child’s growth is assessed by various factors and criteria, with physical development often measured by height and weight. So, what is the standard weight for a 15-month-old?

When Should You Be Concerned About Your Child’s Cough?

Coughing is a common issue in children. This often draws significant concern from parents, sometimes leading to worry. Are parents' concerns valid, and when should they genuinely worry about their child’s cough?

Be cautious when your baby has bloating and vomiting with a fever

Bloating and abdominal distension are common occurrences in newborns, causing significant concern for parents, especially young mothers and fathers. Moreover, the constant crying of babies, who cannot communicate, further confuses many families. In this article, the reasons behind babies experiencing bloating and vomiting will be explained, along with some suggested ways to manage these issues.

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What are the health consequences for children not eating vegetables?

Most parents struggle to persuade their children to eat vegetables. It is common for children to refuse vegetables, especially during the early stages of introducing solids. If children do not consume vegetables over a prolonged period, it can lead to several health consequences.

What to Do When a 1-Month-Old Baby Cries at Night

When babies are born, they typically sleep up to 20 hours a day. However, after a few weeks, they may stay awake and cry for several hours. It is very common for a 1-month-old baby to cry at night. Here are some insights and tips for dealing with nighttime crying.

Why are babies lazy to breastfeed?

In the first years of life, breast milk is an essential source of nutrition for the development of children. In fact, there are many cases where children are lazy to breastfeed, making parents very worried about their children's health. To have effective measures for this situation, it is necessary to find out the cause and have appropriate methods for children.

Is anal fissure in children a cause for concern?

Anal fissure in children is a common condition in children from 6 to 24 months old, less common in older children. The disease often makes children uncomfortable because anal fissures cause pain and bleeding, but most cases are self-healing and can be treated at home. If the symptoms do not improve or the fissure does not heal for a long time, it can become chronic, so parents need to take their children to see doctors and receive care under their guidance.

Development of a 13-week-old baby

At the 13-week-old stage, babies are always cheerful and ready to engage in games, conversations, or any form of interaction with those around them. Parents should prepare and help their babies experience endless laughter during this phase.

Your daughter is 11 years old: What you and your daughter need to know

Some 11-year-old girls are going through a period of rapid physical development and puberty. Therefore, during this period, children will have many changes, both physically and psychologically. So what should parents do to help their children develop best?

How Much Weight Should an Infant Gain in 2 Months?

Parents may wonder if their infant is growing normally. While healthy infants can vary in size, growth patterns tend to be consistent. During routine checkups, the doctor will assess the baby’s height, weight, and age to determine if their growth is on track.

Is an 11-month-old baby weighing 8kg malnourished?

As the first birthday approaches, an 11-month-old baby certainly has many differences from when they were born. Along with the development of basic skills, the baby's weight and height need to be monitored, especially before the milestone of the first birthday, to ensure the optimal development in the first year of life.

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