When a child has bronchitis, try to give the child a diet of food that is relatively easy to digest and absorb, and to provide proper nutrition in order to promote a speedy recovery. Avoid eating foods that are too spicy, too sweet, too salty or too cold, otherwise they will cause some irritation to the respiratory tract and may aggravate the condition, such as coughing or repeated fever, as well as poor digestion or abdominal distension, vomiting and diarrhea. The preferred food for children with bronchitis is porridge or some well-digested noodles, such as noodle soup. Because the metabolic state of these children’s bodies will change and their digestive function will decrease, it is better to give them food that is well digested. Semi-liquid food has more liquid content, so it can be a good supplement for bronchitis and help with cough and phlegm. You can give your child stir-fried vegetables or steamed vegetables, as well as vegetable soups, such as steamed pumpkin and boiled radish soup, which can properly replenish vitamins and at the same time will not cause excessive burden on the child’s digestive function. You can also properly make some egg soup for your child to replenish protein without causing indigestion. In terms of fruits, you can boil some iced sugar pear water for your child, which has the effect of clearing the lungs and moistening the cough, which will be helpful for your child’s cough. You can also give your child grapefruit, which also has the effect of clearing lung heat.