1. Growth and development: Observe whether the baby's height, weight, head circumference and other growth indicators meet the normal range. You can refer to the child's growth and development curve to understand the baby's growth speed and development stage.
2. Diet and nutritional status: Assess the baby's eating habits and nutritional adequacy. Pay attention to the baby's appetite, food intake, food types and frequency.
3. Sleep situation: understand the baby's sleep time and quality. Normal sleep is very important for your baby's physical and brain development.
4. Excretion: Observe the color, texture and frequency of baby's stool and urine. Abnormal excretion may indicate health problems of digestive system or urinary system.
5. Skin mucosa: Check whether the baby's skin is abnormal, such as eczema, rash and ulcer. At the same time, observe whether there are abnormalities in mucous membranes such as mouth, eyes and ears.
6. Exercise and activity ability: Observe the baby's exercise ability and coordination. Normal sports development is helpful to the baby's muscle and bone development.
7. Psychological and behavioral performance: Pay attention to the baby's emotional state, concentration, social communication ability, etc. Abnormal psychological and behavioral performance may be related to physical health problems.
8. Family history: Understand whether the baby's family has genetic diseases or other chronic diseases. Family medical history is of great significance for evaluating the health risks of infants.
Please note that the above is only a general evaluation method, and the specific evaluation should be comprehensively considered according to the baby's age, gender, individual differences and other factors. If you have any questions about your baby's health, it is recommended to consult a professional doctor in time for detailed evaluation and diagnosis.