Kids Health
The Tranquil Turtle and Twinkling Twilight Turtle Will Make Your Child’s Bedroom Comfortable
Cloud-b makes it easy for a child to fall asleep with light and sound, thanks to their Tranquil Turtle and Twinkling Twilight Turtle
How to Prevent Child Obesity
In America nowadays, it's miles expected that over 65% of the populace is obese with round 30 being as a minimum clinically obese. Even greater alarming is the estimation that 15% to 20% of the country’s youngsters are obese with almost one 0.33 being as a minimum clinically obese.
Strength Training Exercises for Young Athletes
strength training can increases child's muscle strength and endurance. Help protect the child's muscles and joints from sports-related injuries and it will be helpful for future sports investment. In this blog you gonna see genuine youth strength and preparation for youth athletes.
Healthy Nutrition For Children
From the moment of birth, a child needs food, which is an essential compound for growth and development. Proper nutrition supports wonderful and exciting changes: infants turn into walking and thinking children and grow into young, energetic adults.
Top Foods to Make Your Baby Healthy During Pregnancy
Pregnancy is the most crucial part of a Women's life. Because those 9 months decides the future of your child and of course Your's also. So guys I request you please take care of diet plan of your wife during Pregnancy, because a little carelessness will ruin your baby life.
What Is Hydrotherapy For Babies? Expert Explains Its Benefits
In many Asian homes, the birth of a baby is welcomed with unique traditions and rituals that have been in practice for many years. While today’s parents are taking on a more scientific approach to parenting, massages have remained integral to infant-care, with a focus on mother-child bonding
Bedwetting: Causes and Treatments
Bedwetting is one of the most prominent problems that threaten children and expose them to severe embarrassment, and they may receive punishment for that, but it is a pathological problem that must be dealt with care. Bedwetting occurs in children as a result of psychological factors by more than 90
I Got Rid of my Asthma
Having asthma is no fun. But overcoming it, both mentally and physically, is surely so much better.
The Causes and Treatments for Children Grinding Teeth Daily
Sharing from a mum whose daughter had teeth grinding or bruxism -- more on the causes, symptoms, and treatments.
Velocardiofacial Syndrome
Velocardiofacial syndrome, or 22q11 deletion syndrome, is a genetic condition. The name velocardiofacial syndrome comes from the Latin words “velum” meaning palate, “cardia” meaning heart, and “facies,” having to do with the face.
Easy Tips to Keep Your Kids Healthy and Fit at Home During the Pandemic
As most kids and youngsters are staying inside their homes for such a long time, it has become more important than ever to look after their health. In these difficult times, we must build good habits in them so that they can become the best version of themselves.
Caring for My Son With Autism and How It Worked for Me
My son Leo was diagnosed with autism and my life was forever changed. Here's how our family coped with the realities of my son's autism.
World Down Syndrome Day: Rock Those Socks!
Let's raise awareness, and honor the heroes that are people with Down Syndrome (and those that work with them).
Please Stop Calling the Police on My Son!
My son has autism and his meltdowns have led to some people calling the police.
How to Keep Kids Hydrated
If you are outside in the summer months with kids, you’re probably already aware of just how important it is to keep them hydrated as they’re going about their summer activities. By taking a few simple precautions and being prepared, you will have happy and hydrated kids all summer long!
A Guide to Special Needs Trusts
A special needs trust may be an essential financial vehicle to help provide care for your special needs child. Here are five reasons that you should look into this more.
Type 1 Diabetes in Children
Type 1 diabetes (T1D) is a very serious disease for children under the age of 20. This article explains what Type 1 diabetes is and what treatments are necessary. It also explains all the new research, and it lists the symptoms of T1D. The possible complications are also discussed.
Teaching Your Little Ones About Their Food Allergies
How to introduce and discuss food allergies, management, and self-advocacy with your young children in an age-appropriate manner from infancy to elementary school age.
How to Treat Head Lice with Neem Oil
An alternative way to treat head lice. Forget the chemicals - use natural neem oil to rid your hair of nits.
Curly toe treatment and surgery
Curly toe is a fairly common deformity seen in newborns. It is often noticed by new parents and causes anxiety, but often does not need treatment.
How Specific Learning Difficulties (SpLDs) can affect a Child’s Learning
Introductory information on the four main specific learning difficulties: dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyspraxia and dyscalculia and how they can affect a child’s ability to learn.
Growth Hormone Deficiency in Children
Growth hormone deficiency occurs when the pituitary gland does not make enough growth hormone. The child then stops growing or their growth slows dramatically.
Adorabelly Design Creates Fun G-Tube Covers that Eliminate the Need for Gauze and Tape
Infants, children, and even adults can find a friendly alternative to gauze and tape around their g-tubes when they wear g-tube covers from Adorabelly Design. Learn more about this company here.
Chromagen Lenses and Dyslexia...who knew!
A friend shared with me a study being offered for children with dyslexia and, really, any reading problem. Skeptical my 10-year-old daughter would qualify, I applied. Let me tell you what happened!
5 Common Anti-Vaccination Arguments That Are Flawed
The ongoing vaccination debate often consists of arguments that lack scientific basis, on both sides. This is a quick look at five popular anti-vaccination claims that have some major flaws.
Left To Right Shunt Lesions: Ventricular Septal Defect (VSD)
This is the commonest congenital heart disease in the pediatric age group. This is characterized by one or more defects in the ventricular septum
Adult dyslexia and how to manage it
This is an article about dyslexia and how to be proud of it.
Understanding Dr. Daniel Amen's 6 Types of ADD
Though the DSM describes three forms of ADHD, Dr. Daniel Amen proposes 6 distinct types of ADD. Through the use of SPECT brain imaging, Dr. Amen offers new diagnosis and treatment options.
How to Treat Hives in Children
Though not contagious, hives can be quite irritating and uncomfortable. They usually fade away on their own if left untreated, however, many desire relief much sooner.
How to Identify and Treat a Child's Ear Infection
What is an ear infection? What are the symptoms of ear infections in children and babies? How do you treat an ear infection? Are ear infections contagious? These questions are answered here!
What happened when our son swallowed a 2p coin
Our child swallowed a 2p coin (size of a Quarter). This hub explains what happened and what other parents might expect if their child swallows a larger object.
Tonsillectomy in Children: How to Ease the Recovery After Surgery
Tonsillectomy is a very common out patient procedure done to remove tonsils. Learn how to ease the pain after surgery for your child or loved one.
Chickenpox in children: Tips and advices
There are some countries where chickenpox was a bit forgotten, after all a vaccine already exists, so no need to go through it, but still in many countries the vaccine for chickenpox isn't used. Mainly the reason for not using the vaccine is that...
What to do when baby gets cold, cough and fever? Home remedies for baby cough and cold
My child used to get cold, cough and chest congestion very frequently till he is one year old. He never used to get fever till he is one year old. But cold, cough, running nose and chest congestion was frequent. Child used to get a cold and cough...
Signs of a Concussion in Children
Parents of young athletes need to be aware of traumatic brain injuries; how to treat them and how to minimize the risk.
Repetitive Questions and Autism: Understanding Repetitive Questions
Children with Autism often engage in repetitive behaviors such as asking repetitive questions.Understand why children with Autism engage in repetitive questioning.
How To Help A Child With Asperger's Syndrome Succeed In School
All of the social challenges that are present with Asperger’s Syndrome lead some to believe that these kids aren’t capable of excelling academically. That is far from true!
Infant Health and Care: Immunization Schedule and Vaccine Shots Needed by Your Baby
Can you remember the time your baby cried because of a vaccine shot. Well, I can't wipe it out of my memory. But I know it is important to protect my baby. Do you know what immunization shots your baby needs? More than that, do you know when it will be administered?
How to Put in a Child's Hearing Aid
Putting in a child's hearing aid requires more than simply inserting the aid: the hearing aid must be inspected daily and a listening check must be performed. Learn how to perform the Ling 6 Sound test with a child's hearing aids to ensure great hearing quality!
Programs to Help Families Pay for a Child’s Hearing Aid
Many families are distraught when they learn most insurance companies do not cover hearing aids. There are many resources to help pay for a child's hearing aids: from charitable organization to insurance appeal letters, this article explores the options for families seeking financial assistance for hearing aids.
Failure to Thrive (FTT)- My Child Needs to Gain Weight
Children with poor nutritional status and weight gain may be referred for evaluation and recommendations for failure to thrive (FTT). Specialists need to determine the caloric needs of the child, and if those needs can be met.
Pediatric Anesthesia: General Anesthesia for Children.
Few things cause more anxiety than knowing your child will undergo anesthesia and surgery. Anesthesiologists are trained and tested on their knowledge of providing anesthesia to pediatric patients. Pediatric anesthesiologists are highly specialized to care for the sickest kids in the most complicated surgeries. Read more to find out how to prepare your child for the smoothest experience possible.
How to Talk to a Child With Asperger's Syndrome
Asperger’s Syndrome is a high functioning form of Autism. Children with Asperger’s have many social challenges including difficulty communicating, relating to others, and empathizing.
Children's Heart Defects - VSD and SVT-Tachycardia and Heart Ablation: Our Experience
Symptoms of children's heart defects. SVT (Supraventricular Tachycardia) and VSD (Ventral Septal Defect)- Learn the symptoms and how they treat with heart ablation.
What can I do about my adolescent's poor posture?
Poor posture in adolescence is not necessarily a problem. While in past centuries, poor posture was associated with disease, in modern times this is rarely the case. Poor posture does not cause chronic back problems. But be prepared. When your teenager straightens up, it may mean something.
Childhood Obesity - Who Is In Control of What Your Children Eat?
I know it is easy to just say yes, when the kids want pizza or hamburgers, but I think we say yes too often! With childhood obesity a growing problem, we as parents have to take control again.