Fever in children is a natural response of the body to infections and other health conditions. However, not all fevers are the same, and classifying fevers according to temperature levels can help parents correctly identify their child’s health condition and take appropriate measures. Fever is one of the most...

When a child has a high fever that does not go down, this condition not only causes anxiety for parents but can also be a sign of serious illnesses. Correctly and promptly handling a child’s high fever that does not go down helps protect the child’s health and find...

Autism in children is no longer a strange concept to parents. Understanding the details of this disease not only helps detect early signs but also facilitates timely intervention and treatment, minimizing negative impacts on the child’s comprehensive development. Understanding what autistic children need and providing an appropriate supportive environment...

Laryngitis in children is a condition of inflammation of the laryngeal mucosa, often causing hoarseness, loss of voice and other uncomfortable symptoms. Laryngitis is a common disease in young children. So, how long does it take for a child to recover from laryngitis? The answer will be answered in...

Hair loss in 6-year-old children is not an uncommon phenomenon, but it often causes concern for many parents. Understanding the causes and treatments for hair loss not only helps improve the condition of children’s hair but also ensures comprehensive development of physical and mental health. If you are looking...

Young children are at an age where they need to absorb a lot of nutrients to help their bodies develop. Calcium is a mineral that plays an important role in the growth of healthy bones in children. Therefore, increasing calcium in children is something that parents must pay attention...

In the stage of children from 1 to 3 years old, children have many changes in both physical and mental health, as well as the formation of their personality, so parents need to pay attention to teaching their children. However, many parents pamper their children too much, leading to...

Eye contact plays an important role in a child’s development, especially in the acquisition of language skills. According to new research, parents who regularly interact with their children through eye contact and vocalization when they are one year old help them develop better language skills by the time they...

To help primary school students be proactive, confident, and creative in solving problems in life, parents should teach life skills to their children from an early age. Practice necessary skills for primary school students through educational methods appropriate to their age and abilities. Appropriate life skills for primary school...