Primary School
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Antibiotics and your child: What you need to know
KidsShould your child be taking antibiotics? We take a look at the pros and cons of treating infections with antibiotics.
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Epilepsy in children | Myths vs Facts
KidsThere are many myths around epilepsy. If your child been diagnosed with epilepsy it’s important to separate fact from fiction.
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All about nosebleeds in children
KidsWhile nose bleeds can be scary, the good news is that nosebleeds are common in children and are often not…
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Nightmares and snoring can cause headaches in kids
KidsDoes your child grind their teeth during a nightmare, or if they snore? This can lead to them developing headaches.
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All about cystic fibrosis in your child
KidsCystic fibrosis (CF) is an inherited life-threatening disorder that affects all parts of the body, but predominantly the lungs and…
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Lice: Signs, treatments, and how it’s spread
KidsWhile head lice are not a health hazard, a sign of poor hygiene, or a cause of disease, they can…
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Help! I think my child might be iron deficient
KidsWe know that children need plenty of iron in their diets for healthy growth and brain development. So when do…
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Should you go the natural route to treat your sick child?
KidsChances are, you’ve probably used at least one home remedy to treat your child, but does this always work and…
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Common cold or allergy? How to tell the difference
KidsIs your child’s sniffles a sign of a common cold or an allergy? Read on to find out how to…
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Gobsmacked! How to treat excessive mucus in your child
KidsIf your child is producing more mucus than usual, they may have allergies or a mild cold. We explore different…
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Chickenpox: What’s that spot you’ve got?
KidsChickenpox is very infectious and occurs most commonly in children under 12, but anyone can get it. If you’re little…
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What you need to know about Vitamin D deficiency
KidsMany people are deficient in vitamin D – the vitamin that builds strong bones and prevents several diseases.
