28
Oct
Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) is the leading cause of bronchiolitis in infants and young children. It can cause breathing problems, fever, and a cough that can last for up to 10 weeks, in addition...
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21
Oct
If you’ve ever been to the hospital or had a doctor’s appointment and are prescribed an inhaler, you might be left wondering if you have asthma or not.
Inhalers don’t mean that you have asthma....
15
Oct
The term flat head refers to the development of an abnormal flatness on the back or side of your baby’s head. While flatness on the back of your child’s head can occur due to...
06
Oct
It’s every new parent’s nightmare – your baby keeps crying inconsolably because of gas, and you have no idea what to do about it.
Gas in babies may be caused by anything from food intolerance...
30
Sep
It’s that time in the life of your baby. You’re at home with your baby and he or she has begun to show signs of teething.
They’re drooling more than usual, chewing on everything in...
22
Sep
With the onset of the monsoon, the chances of getting bitten by mosquitoes rise manifold. Mosquitoes are responsible for spreading several infectious diseases such as dengue, malaria, chikungunya and viral fevers among others. A...
16
Sep
By the time your child has hit his or her third birthday, he or she will have anywhere from 20 to 28 teeth, with the first molars being the last set of teeth to...
09
Sep
Massaging your infant can be one of the most relaxing experiences you have, and it doesn’t even have to be long or complicated! As long as you’re gentle, your baby will enjoy being pampered...
26
Aug
Hand sanitizers are everywhere these days. If you have kids, chances are you’ve noticed that most public schools encourage the use of hand sanitizers to keep students healthy.
Some parents choose to use hand sanitizers...
19
Aug
Kids these days are exposed to numerous screens at an extremely young age, whether it’s their parents’ or their own devices. While this may seem innocent enough, too much exposure to screens can have...