夏英白曰∶虎口穴即大指与手叉处，自干由坎艮入虎口揉之，能去食火。
夏英白曰∶从儿小指稍肾经推去，由兑干坎艮震位，至大指稍脾经，按之，补脾土虚弱。
夏英白曰∶从儿大指稍脾经推去，由震艮坎干兑位，至小指稍肾经按之，治小便赤涩。
夏英白曰∶内劳宫穴，在略偏大指边天心穴之左，屈儿中指手掌心，其中指按处即是。欲儿发汗，将儿小指
屈住，用手揉儿内劳宫，向左按而运之。若向右运反凉。
夏英白曰∶小天心穴，在儿手掌尽处。儿有风症，眼翻上者，将此穴向掌下掐。眼翻下者，将此穴向总筋上
掐，即平。
涂蔚生曰∶小天心即针灸之所谓大陵穴，属心包络，故能治风。然当系因热生风。
夏英白曰∶脾经即大指尖，左旋揉为补，治小儿虚弱，饮食不进，肚起青筋，面黄四肢无力。若向下掐之，为
泻去脾火。
夏英白曰∶大肠经即食指尖侧，即靠大指边。虎口即大指与食指之手叉处，从儿食指尖斜推到虎口，治膨胀水
泻痢疾。红多再推肾经，白多再推三关。
夏英白说：虎口穴位于大拇指与手掌交叉之处，从乾位经坎位、艮位推入虎口并揉动，能够消除食积化热（食火）。
夏英白说：从小儿小指末端的肾经穴位向远端推去，经过兑位、乾位、坎位、艮位、震位，到达大拇指末端的脾经穴位并按压，用于补益脾土虚弱。
夏英白说：从小儿大拇指末端的脾经穴位向远端推去，经过震位、艮位、坎位、乾位、兑位，到达小指末端的肾经穴位并按压，用于治疗小便颜色深红且排尿涩痛的症状。
夏英白说：内劳宫穴位于略微偏向大拇指一侧的天心穴左侧，让小儿屈曲中指，掌心处中指按压的位置即是该穴。若要使小儿发汗，需将小儿小指屈住固定，用手揉动小儿的内劳宫穴，并向左旋转运推。若向右旋转运推则产生凉感。
夏英白说：小天心穴位于小儿手掌的尽头处。若小儿患有风症且眼球向上翻，将此穴向掌根方向掐按；若眼球向下翻，将此穴向总筋方向掐按，症状即可平息。
涂蔚生说：小天心穴即针灸中的大陵穴，属于心包络，因此能治疗风症。但这应当是由于热邪引动肝风所致。
夏英白说：脾经位于大拇指尖端，向左旋转揉动为补法，用于治疗小儿体虚、饮食不进、腹部青筋暴露、面色萎黄及四肢无力等症状。若向下掐按，则为泻法，用以清除脾火。
夏英白说：大肠经位于食指指尖侧面，即靠近大拇指的一侧。虎口穴是大拇指与食指之间的交叉处，从小儿食指指尖斜推至虎口穴，可治疗腹胀、水肿、腹泻和痢疾。若大便中红色成分多，再推肾经；若白色成分多，再推三关穴。
夏英白说：若小儿有积滞，从虎口穴侧面向大肠经方向推，能使小儿排便泄出积滞。
Xia Yingbai stated: The Hukou point is located at the junction of the thumb and the hand. Pushing from the Qian position through Kan and Gen positions into Hukou and rubbing it can eliminate food-fire (heat generated from food stagnation).
Xia Yingbai stated: Vigorously rubbing the Gengong point treats the inability to ingest food.
Xia Yingbai stated: Pushing away from the kidney meridian at the tip of the little finger, passing through the Dui, Qian, Kan, Gen, and Zhen positions, to the spleen meridian at the tip of the thumb and pressing it tonifies spleen-earth deficiency.
Xia Yingbai stated: Pushing away from the spleen meridian at the tip of the thumb, passing through the Zhen, Gen, Kan, Qian, and Dui positions, to the kidney meridian at the tip of the little finger and pressing it treats dark and scanty urination with dysuria.
Xia Yingbai stated: The Neilaogong point is located slightly to the left of the Tianxin point, which is biased towards the thumb side. With the child's middle finger flexed, the point where the middle finger presses on the palm center is this point. To induce sweating in the child, hold the child's little finger flexed, rub the child's Neilaogong point, and rotate it counter-clockwise (to the left). Rotating it clockwise (to the right) produces a cooling effect.
Xia Yingbai stated: The Xiaotianxin point is located at the end of the child's palm. If the child has wind syndrome with eyes rolling upward, pinch this point towards the palm base; if the eyes roll downward, pinch this point towards the Zongjin tendon, and the condition will subside.
Tu Weisheng stated: Xiaotianxin corresponds to the Da Ling point in acupuncture, belonging to the pericardium (Pericardium Meridian of Hand-Jueyin), thus it can treat wind. However, this should be due to wind generated by heat.
Xia Yingbai stated: The spleen meridian is at the tip of the thumb. Rotating counter-clockwise (left) is tonification, treating pediatric weakness, anorexia, visible green veins on the abdomen, sallow complexion, and limb weakness. Pinching downwards is purgation, used to clear spleen-fire.
Xia Yingbai stated: The large intestine meridian is on the lateral side of the index finger tip, adjacent to the thumb. Hukou is the web between the thumb and index finger. Pushing obliquely from the child's index finger tip to Hukou treats abdominal distension, edema, diarrhea, and dysentery. If there is more red blood in the stool, push the kidney meridian afterwards; if there is more white mucus, push the Sangguan point afterwards.
Xia Yingbai stated: If the child has food stagnation, pushing from the side of the Hukou point towards the large intestine meridian induces defecation to expel stagnation.
Xia Yingbai stated: The heart meridian is at the tip of the middle finger. Pushing downwards to the transverse crease at the end of the middle finger promotes qi circulation and unblocks orifices; pinching downwards induces sweating.
Xia Yingbai stated: The lung meridian is at the tip of the ring finger. Pinching downwards clears lung-fire; rotating counter-clockwise (left) tonifies deficiency.