Mother and baby

Nosebleeds are common in children. There are many small blood vessels in the nasal cavity, located in the very thin nasal mucosa. Unlike other blood vessels that are usually buried under thick skin and fat, they are prone to rupture and bleeding due to various stimulations. Children are more prone to upper respiratory tract infections, nasal allergies, nose picking, foreign objects in the nasal cavity and other conditions, leading to nosebleeds. Sometimes even dry air may cause…

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A group of innocent and lovely children came to the China Dream Show. They sang \”Snail\” with their natural voices. I want to climb up step by step, waiting for the sun to look at its face quietly. The natural childlike voice, coupled with clear pronunciation and accurate rhythm, won a round of applause. After singing, the host asked: \”Do you think your singing is good?\” \”I always feel good.\”…

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Recently, a video of a passenger eating instant noodles on a high-speed train and being yelled at by a woman has been widely circulated on the Internet. The incident happened during the Spring Festival. A male passenger was preparing to eat instant noodles. A mother sitting next to her held her child and pointed at him and said that instant noodles are not allowed on the high-speed train. The male passenger was very angry after hearing this and angrily said to his wife: \”Eat slowly.\” In the end, the mother became so angry that she sprayed…

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There are many mothers around me who are considering having a second child, but they are worried that if the second child takes away the mother\’s love, it will hurt the first child\’s feelings. Sister Guozi has been in our house for eight months. As long as she is in the same room with Su Bao, Guozi will play with peace of mind and rarely cry. A few days ago, I was cooking in the kitchen and put Guozi on the floor mat to play with. After a while, Guozi started to become irritable. Su Bao, who was reading a picture book in the living room, ran over and…

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On March 14, Stephen Hawking, a generation of scientific giants and physicists, passed away at the age of 76. Netizens left messages one after another: \”He is gone, and behind him is the vast universe. He belongs to the sea of ​​stars.\” Hawking has always been a legend in the scientific community. A small wheelchair supported the entire universe for him and the world. He was born on the anniversary of Galileo\’s death and died on Einstein\’s birthday…

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How old do children have to be before they can watch TV and play with mobile phones? Can a 1-year-old baby watch cartoons? What should I do if my 2-year-old keeps asking me for my phone to play with? With the widespread popularity of electronic products, babies have been exposed to electronic products such as televisions and mobile phones since childhood. Many parents clearly know that it is not good for their babies to become \”mobile phone-savvy\” from an early age, but they are unable to resist their babies\’ \”obsession with electronic products…\”

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John Rosemond John Rosemond John Rosemond is a family psychologist and director of the Optimistic Parenting Center. Headquartered in Southern California, the center is a national resource center dedicated to providing parents with practical parenting advice and resources. He is the author of parenting books such as \”The Terrible Twos\”. Many mothers will fall into this dilemma…

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I recently watched a short video like this, and I have to admit, this routine is really awesome. Have you ever mobilized the whole family when it comes to giving medicine to your children? Either you use sweet words to trick the baby, or you simply pinch the baby\’s nose and force him to drink. One netizen recalled this: \”When I was a child, my mother specially chose to give me medicine when I was watching TV most seriously. After feeding me, I didn\’t know…

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Recently, I was chatting with parents backstage and found that some of them were a little anxious. It turned out that during the physical examination, the child care doctor said that the baby had high muscle tone, which seemed to be quite serious, and asked him to go home and do some exercises. When I looked up information about high muscle tone on the Internet, I was scared to tears and worried that my baby would have cerebral palsy… Some parents found that their babies clenched their fists tightly, had their toes buckled in, tilted their heads back, and had flying hands, etc., which made them suspicious…

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