Influenza A is a common respiratory infection in children. Common Mistakes When Caring for Children with Influenza A include relying too heavily on negative rapid test results, giving medications without medical advice, and focusing solely on reducing fever while overlooking other warning signs. These mistakes may delay appropriate medical assessment and treatment. What should parents … Read more
Preterm infants, defined as babies born before 37 weeks of gestation, have a higher risk of iron deficiency than full-term infants because they have lower iron stores at birth. Therefore, iron supplementation for preterm infants should be started early and appropriately monitored. According to the latest recommendations from the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) in … Read more
Rectal fever medicine for children is often considered by parents when a child is vomiting, refuses to take medicine, or cannot take medicine by mouth. So, when should rectal medicine be used, and is it better than oral medicine? Is rectal fever medicine better than oral medicine? No. If a child can take medicine by … Read more
Deworming for children is a common concern for parents, especially for children who frequently play outdoors, have a habit of putting their hands in their mouths, or live in environments where intestinal worms are more common. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), regular deworming is one of the measures used to control soil-transmitted helminth … Read more
Iron is essential for blood production and healthy growth and development in children. Iron deficiency in children can occur before anemia develops, so there may be no obvious signs at first. Preventing iron deficiency, detecting it early, and using iron supplements correctly can help reduce the risk of iron deficiency anemia and the potential effects … Read more
Nutrition for babies starting solid foods is not simply about introducing a child to their first foods. It is also a time when children learn how to eat, explore different tastes and textures, and begin receiving important nutrients alongside breast milk or infant formula. At around 6 months of age, a child’s need for energy … Read more
A Tool to Support Developmental Milestone Tracking in ChildrenBác sĩ bên con© Guide version: 27/07/2026 This MilestoneCare User Guide is based on the interface displayed on personal computers. The layout and display may differ slightly on mobile devices; however, the main workflow and core functions remain unchanged. I. Introduction to MilestoneCare MilestoneCare is a tool … Read more
Child Growth Assessment Support Tool GrowthCareBác sĩ bên con© Guide version: 20/07/2026 This growthcare user guide has been prepared based on the user interface displayed on a personal computer. The interface on mobile devices may have minor differences in layout or display; however, the usage process and main functions remain unchanged. I. Introduction to GrowthCare … Read more
