0-3 years old children's upbringing manual

Author: Zhang Wenping
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: Part One: Growth Overview by Age
1. Characteristics of Normal Newborns
- Growth Summary of Newborns 0-7 Days Old
- Weight Changes of Newborns 0-7 Days Old
- Growth of Newborns 7-28 Days Old
- Overview of 2-Month-Old Babies
- Overview of 3-Month-Old Babies
- Overview of 4-Month-Old Babies
- Overview of 5-Month-Old Babies
- Overview of 6-Month-Old Babies
- Overview of 7-Month-Old Babies
- Overview of 8-Month-Old Babies
- Overview of 9-Month-Old Babies
- Overview of 10-Month-Old Babies
- Overview of 11-Month-Old Babies
- Characteristics of 1-Year-Old Babies
- Overview of Children 1-1.5 Years Old
- Growth Characteristics of Children 1.5-2 Years Old
- Growth Features of Children 2-2.5 Years Old
- Growth and Development Characteristics of Children 2.5-3 Years Old
2. Infant Mental Development Features
- Motor Development Timeline
- Infant Language Development Patterns
- Infant Mental Development Status
- When Do Babies Start Recognizing People
- When Do Babies Start Sitting Up
- When Do Babies Start Understanding Language
- Development of Finger Movements in Infants
- Intellectual Development of 1-Year-Old Babies
- The Role of Small Hands
- Walking Characteristics of Toddlers Who Have Just Learned to Walk
- Intellectual Development of Children 1-1.5 Years Old
- How Do Children 1.5-2 Years Old Learn to Run
- Why Do Children 1.5-2 Years Old Have Unclear Speech
- Attention and Memory Characteristics of Children 1.5-2 Years Old
- Why Are Children 1.5-2 Years Old Curious
- Intellectual Features of Children 2-2.5 Years Old
- Psychological Development Characteristics of Children 2.5-3 Years Old
3. Other Normal Physiological Features
- Why Do Newborns Have Swollen Breasts
- Newborns’ Preferred Positions
- Normal Sleep Duration of Newborns
- Normal Urination and Defecation of Newborns
- Newborn Reflex Functions
- Newborn Hearing
- Newborn Vision
- Newborn Taste and Smell
- Characteristics of Infant Bowel Movements
- Measuring Sleep Duration in Infancy
- The Significance of Head-Chest Circumference Measurement
- Why Do Infant Arms Tremble
- Is Infant Vision Normal
- Infants Who Are Underweight or Overweight
- Digestive System Characteristics of Infants
- Teething Patterns in Infants
- Order of Subcutaneous Fat Appearance in Infants
Part Two: Feeding Section
1. Breastfeeding Preparation
- Three Stages of Breastfeeding
- Cherish the Precious First Milk
- The Earlier the Better for Breastfeeding
- Benefits of Early Breastfeeding
- Precautions for Breastfeeding
- Try Various Feeding Positions
- Evaluating Breast Milk Quality and Quantity
- How to Correct Insufficient Breast Milk
- Techniques to Ensure Sufficient Breast Milk
- Can Breastfeeding Continue During Mastitis
- Preventing and Treating Breast Soreness
- Newborn Gagging and Spitting Up
- Baby Burping Positions
- How Mother’s Diet Affects the Baby
- Which Babies Should Not Breastfeed
- Preventing Breast Pain in Breastfeeding Mothers
- Common Misconceptions About Breastfeeding
- Essentials for Breastfeeding Mothers
- Daily Diet for Breastfeeding Mothers
- Handling Breast Abnormalities
- Preventing Baby Spitting Up After Feeding
- When to Add Cod Liver Oil
- Should Sugar Water Be Given Before Breastfeeding
2. Mixed Feeding
- What Is Mixed Feeding
- How to Choose Formula
- Characteristics of Humanized Formula
- Commonly Inappropriate Formula Content
- Correct Preparation of Fresh Milk as Formula
- How to Adjust Formula for Breastfeeding and Bottle-Feeding Babies
- Bottle Selection and Cleaning
- Infants Should Not Drink Skim Milk
- Infants Should Not Suck on Empty Bottles
3. Key Points for Premature Infant Care
- Feeding Key Points for Premature Infants
- Caloric Requirements for Premature Infants
- Preventing Diseases in Premature Infants
4. Newborn Care Key Points
5. Other Care Key Points
6. Correctly Progressing Weaning
7. Cautiously Preventing Monthly Age Accidents
8. Preschool Essential Course
Part Three: Disease Section
1. Disease Basics
2. Vaccination
3. Key Points of Common Vaccinations
4. Common Diseases in Each System