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Parents often feel anxious when their child has a fever. However, there is a purpose behind getting sick.

If your child has been saying they have a stomachache to avoid school, it's a cause for concern. When a child is truly suffering, they have the right to take a break from school.

When they don't listen to me even though it's dangerous on the road, I end up resorting to threats. What kind of approach would be effective?

You might be curious about how your child is spending their time in kindergarten or daycare. There are some tips on how to ask about it.

I'm anxious about my father's absence...

It's common for couples to have different views on parenting. Consider this perspective.

Have you ever found it difficult to pick up your child when they say, 'No way!'?

[Pediatrician Supervised] Could the decrease of good "bacteria" lead to an increase in allergies? ③ [Excerpt from Lecture & Consultation] *This article is an edited excerpt from the lecture held in 2018 titled "Ask Dr. Wahaha: Understanding and Responding to Children's Illnesses." *In English, […]

[Pediatrician Supervised] "Pathogens" Only Exist in Special Places ② [Excerpt from Lecture & Consultation] *This article is an edited excerpt from the lecture held in 2018 titled "Ask Dr. Wahaha: Thoughts and Responses to Children's Illnesses." *English and Chinese versions available […]

[Pediatrician Supervised] How Babies Are Protected by "Bacteria" ① [Excerpt from Lecture & Consultation] *This article is an excerpt and edited version of the lecture held in 2018 titled "Understanding and Responding to Children's Illnesses." *Available in English and Chinese. Babies are […]

While it's reassuring to see my child becoming more knowledgeable, there are times when it can be a bit challenging to handle.

"My child just watches all the time" and "They don't want to try things they can't do"—do these concerns sound familiar? Try this approach.