Developmental standards for one-month-old babies

Patient's question:

The baby has a good appetite, is very active, and has good spirits. Could it be that we adults are feeding him improperly? Yesterday, we had a stool test and it said rotavirus. They prescribed medication. What are the developmental standards for a baby at one month old?

Doctor's answer:

Children exhibiting this condition are often due to improper feeding, lack of trace elements, and other factors. Generally, a normal weight for a 10-month-old child is between 8.6-10.6 kilograms, and height is between 71.0-76.3 centimeters. If the child's height and weight are below normal, it is recommended to visit a pediatric department in the hospital for a trace element check to determine if there is a deficiency. Based on the results, appropriate supplementation and treatment can be chosen. Additionally, attention should be paid to feeding, as improper feeding can also lead to the issue. Digestive problems can cause diarrhea, and medications such as Mimi Ai and Simida can be used for treatment.

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