1. Does sugar make children’s behavior overactive? Correct answer: No. Numerous tests have proven that there is no necessary connection between sugar consumption and children’s hyperactivity. 2. If you don’t let your child sleep during the day, will he sleep well at night? Will he sleep well at night? Correct answer: No. There is no connection between sleeping during the day and sleeping well at night for your child. If you let your child stay awake during the day, it will only make him emotionally frustrated, thus tossing adults, but it will not help the quality of sleep at night. 3. Should newborns be bathed every day? Correct answer: No. The skin of newborns is not suitable for daily bathing. For babies within 1 year old, unless they are particularly dirty, two or three times a week is enough, too much bathing for babies will only make his skin dry and sensitive. 4. Should a child’s wounds be exposed to the air at night so as to help heal more? Correct answer: No. Wounds covered with gauze heal faster and are less likely to leave scars. Wounds exposed to the air tend to scab, and scabbing can slow down the healing process. 5.Will my child recover faster from a cold with medication than without it? Correct answer: No. Infants and children under the age of 6 should not take cold medicine, and even children under the age of 6 should be cautious in using medicine for colds. In fact, runny nose and spitting can expel the virus from the child’s body, which is good for the child. children under 1 year old can drink honey water to relieve the cough symptoms at night. 6.Can’t eating raw carrots protect your eyesight? Correct answer: Yes. Children who eat carrots may also wear glasses. Usually carotenoids can only help if your child is deficient in vitamin A. However, carrots are nutritious and low in fat, so children should be encouraged to eat more of them. 7. Won’t a fever of 38°C damage a child’s brain? Correct answer: Yes. A slight increase in body temperature will not damage your child’s brain, that is the normal reaction of your child’s body in the fight with the virus. 8.Do I need to use special laundry detergent for my child’s clothes? Correct answer: No. Unless your child has skin allergies, it is perfectly fine. Unless your child has skin allergies, you can use ordinary household detergent, or you can wash them with other family members’ clothes, except for diapers. 9.Will sitting close to the TV not hurt the child’s eyes? Correct answer: Yes. You can certainly let your child sit farther away from the TV, but the TV really won’t hurt your child’s eyes. Because babies’ eyes adjust very well at close range. 10. Is it safe for a child to sit in a shopping cart? Correct answer: No. 24,000 children in the United States have injured their heads and necks in shopping carts, so doctors recommend that parents should hold their babies while shopping. 11. Don’t you have to avoid spicy foods and alcohol while breastfeeding? Correct answer: Yes. As long as the child is not particularly sensitive, women who are breastfeeding can drink some beer, and alcohol in food is not a big problem. If you are not sure, you can drink alcohol for two and a half hours before breastfeeding, by which time the alcohol will have been almost absorbed. 12.Will a light above the child’s bed hurt his eyes? Correct answer: No. The light above the bed will not hurt your child, but rather, it will make your child feel safe, so that he or she can pass through the “fear of the dark” stage successfully.