The wind-cold and wind-heat colds themselves are classified from the perspective of Chinese medicine, and wind-cold and wind-heat can transform into each other at different times, so it must be seen dynamically, and there is no need to absolutely fixate on whether a certain cold is wind-cold or wind-heat. Generally speaking, children with wind-cold colds tend to have light fever, no sweating, headache, generalized pain, runny nose, white sputum, etc. Wind-cold colds are a common type of cold, and from a Western medical point of view, wind-cold colds are mostly viral infections, so children can be given anti-viral Chinese medicines or other drugs that help relieve discomfort such as runny nose and headache. When your baby is sick, pay attention to keep warm, rest more, drink more water, reduce outdoor activities and avoid going to crowded places. When your child shows signs of worsening illness such as poor mental health, thick snot in the transposition or worsening cough, you must seek medical attention in time. During the flu season, runny snot as well as muscle aches and headaches are also common in children with the flu and must have vigilance. Early application of targeted anti-influenza treatment in most children can effectively shorten the course of the disease, therefore, when parents do not have medical knowledge and sufficient experience, it is recommended to consult a doctor to develop an appropriate treatment plan regardless of wind-cold or wind-heat flu.