Are you one of the moms who feel like all your child do is rest, eat and convey messy diapers? Well, the good news is: things are precisely as they ought to be. An infant’s body stores fewer liquids as compared to grown-ups. Given their inefficiency to store an abundant quantity of liquids, their tiny […]
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Your child’s first few trips to the dentist are quite important, but many parents are unsure of when these appointments should begin. Some parents believe it is best to wait until a certain age while others fret over issues such as impacted teeth and thrush. If you have recently had a child and are wondering
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Nobody likes going to the doctor’s, and often it will feel like too much stress, but, it will be a necessary evil. Children need to have annual check-ups or they might develop a serious health issue you are not even aware of. Make sure to visit the doctor regularly, and to follow instructions on what
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It is normal for everyone, particularly babies, to feel under the weather sometimes. The body usually responds this way due a weakened immune system. A compromised immune system will find it hard to fight off pathogens, once it enters the body. So, if the baby is experiencing some of these symptoms below, be alarmed. It
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Newborns frequently have their eyes tested while still in the hospital nursery, but this is just the first of many important vision screenings your child should have done. Most pediatricians will conduct basic routine exams in office, and then refer children to an optometrist or opthamologist if they suspect a problem. It is important to
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After-surgery recovery is difficult for any person. When it comes to children, a parent must prepare the child, because children can easily be overwhelmed by the unfamiliar kind of discomfort and fear. The child will go to an intensive care unit or a recovery room immediately after surgery (where the anesthesia will wear off). After
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It’s a hard thing for any parent to care for a child with asthma; especially when it’s not their only child. Parents should always be alert and aware of symptoms so asthma treatment can be given as soon as the child is diagnosed. Having a Child with Asthma Many conditions in young children can cause
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