What medication works best for a 1-year-old baby with indigestion and food stagnation?

For a 1-year-old baby suffering from indigestion and a tendency to develop food stagnation, several traditional Chinese medicines or Western medications may be considered. In terms of traditional Chinese patent medicines, options include Xingpi Yang'er Granules, Huaji Oral Liquid, Shanmai Jianpi Oral Liquid, Jianwei Xiaoshi Tablets, Xiao'er Qixing Cha Granules, and Xiao'er Fufang Jineijin Powder. These formulations help promote digestion, strengthen the spleen, stimulate appetite, nourish blood, resolve food accumulation, and eliminate malnutrition, effectively relieving symptoms of indigestion and food stagnation in infants. Regarding Western medicine, Domperidone Suspension can also aid digestion and alleviate food stagnation. Medication should always be administered under the guidance of a physician; parents should not give drugs to their child without medical advice. Additionally, parents should pay attention to the baby's eating habits and feeding methods, adjust the diet appropriately, feed small amounts frequently, and avoid overfeeding or inappropriate food choices to reduce the occurrence of indigestion and food accumulation.