Baby care 0–24 months1 min read
Vitamin K injection for newborns: what parents should know
Why vitamin K prevents bleeding, standard newborn dosing, and breastfeeding compatibility — Medlatec, CDC.
Baby care 0–24 months
Newborn care, starting solids, sleep, vaccines and development from birth to 24 months.
Baby care 0–24 months1 min read
Nutrition for toddlers 12–24 months
Portion sizes, family meals, iron-rich foods, and growth monitoring — WHO complementary feeding principles extended into toddlerhood.
Baby care 0–24 months1 min read
Caring for a newborn 0–3 months: nutrition and safety basics
Feeding on demand, safe sleep, hygiene, vaccines, and red flags — synthesized from WHO, AAP, and NHS newborn guidance.
Baby care 0–24 months2 min read
Starting solids at 6 months: a safe guide for your baby
When to start complementary foods, readiness signs, and safety basics aligned with WHO and UNICEF guidance — practical tips for Vietnamese families.
Baby care 0–24 months1 min read
Sample menu for babies 6–12 months
Family foods, texture progression, and a sample day at around 8 months — continue breast milk alongside solids.
Baby care 0–24 months1 min read
Newborn jaundice and breastfeeding
Why jaundice is common, what parents can do, treatment overview, and why sun therapy alone is not advised.
Baby care 0–24 months1 min read
Constipation when starting solids
Signs in babies, fiber and fluid adjustments, foods to limit, and when pediatric review is needed.
Baby care 0–24 months1 min read
What is baby-led weaning (BLW)?
BLW lets babies self-feed soft finger foods alongside breast milk. Benefits, safety, and how to combine with traditional spoon feeding — NHS and WHO aligned.
Baby care 0–24 months1 min read
Food allergies in young children: introduction and emergencies
Current guidance on early allergen introduction, how to trial new foods, mild vs severe reactions — AAP and NHS aligned.
Baby care 0–24 months1 min read
Infant formula: when it is needed and how to use it safely
Medical indications, choosing products, preparation hygiene, and feeding safety — WHO supports breastfeeding first when possible.