22
Feb
Children get happy at the sight of candy or when they hear about the holidays!
Who doesn't love holidays? Holidays are full of fun, frolic, food, family, and festivities. But there can be a downside...
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22
Feb
Childhood obesity and what you can do about it as a parent.
Here is some fact check or rather a fat check. Did you know India has the second-highest number of obese children globally? According...
22
Feb
Covid Vaccination for children – Facts and Myths
Here’s what’s happened so far around the globe
In May of 2021, European Medical Agency also known as EMA approved the Pfizer vaccines for children between the...
22
Feb
Pro at social networking? What about knowing social determinants of health?
What are social determinants?
The World Health Organization (WHO) defines social determinants of health as the conditions in which people are born, grow, work, live,...
11
Jun
In today’s healthcare, modern technology has made it possible to have a far better understanding of neonatal care than before. Using this technology and knowledge gained over a decade of hands on experience, your...
11
Jun
Growth monitoring for children is important. Growing too slowly is just as concerning as growing too fast and may indicate some sort of nutritional deficiency or another health-related problem. Factors like height, weight, head...
11
Jun
As a parent, you will always want what’s best for your child. In order to prepare them to cope with the world out there, you will need to create a strong foundation of values...
11
Jun
Most children get to bed and fall asleep quickly, tired from a day of exertion and more. But there is a percentage of children that struggle to fall asleep, or they wake up a...
11
Jun
Children wet the bed. It’s only natural for that to happen. By age 5, there’s more than a ten percent chance that your child still wets the bed. But, there’s no cause for worry.
First,...
11
Jun
Children have had a hard time adjusting during the pandemic. There’s no school to attend and exercise their minds, hardly any interaction with those within their age group and they’re locked up at home....
11
Jun
Most babies develop their first tooth anytime between the ages of six to twelve months. In all likelihood, the first teeth to appear will be your child’s central incisors (the lower front teeth). Teething...
11
Jun
• Difficulty breathing or shortness of breath, especially when active.
• Coughing up mucous.
• Wheezing.
• Bluish tint to the skin, lips, or fingernails.
• Rapid breathing.
• Fatigue.
• Anxiety.
• Confusion.