Lifestyle
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Epilepsy in children | Myths vs Facts
LifestyleThere are many myths around epilepsy. If your child been diagnosed with epilepsy it’s important to separate fact from fiction.
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Why does my baby vomit after breastfeeding?
LifestyleBabies sometimes vomit and spit-up after breastfeeding. The good news is that this is often a common, normal event.
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When will my baby lift her head up by herself?
LifestyleHere’s how long you’ll need to support your baby’s head and neck, and some exercises you can do to help…
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All about nosebleeds in children
LifestyleWhile 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
LifestyleDoes your child grind their teeth during a nightmare, or if they snore? This can lead to them developing headaches.
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How to care for your newborn baby’s head
LifestyleSoft Spots and funny shapes: Here’s why, and how you should care for your newborn baby’s head.
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Tummy time: How your baby will benefit
LifestyleIt’s important for your little one to spend time on her tummy every day. Read on to find out the…
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How to swaddle your baby safely
LifestyleThere’s no hard-and-fast rule regarding how to swaddle your baby, but there are a few safety measures you should follow.
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All about cystic fibrosis in your child
LifestyleCystic 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
LifestyleWhile head lice are not a health hazard, a sign of poor hygiene, or a cause of disease, they can…
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What to do when kids eat dirty things
LifestyleFrom insects or worms to sand or soil, a curious little one will put just about anything in his mouth…
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Help! I think my child might be iron deficient
LifestyleWe know that children need plenty of iron in their diets for healthy growth and brain development. So when do…
