Primary School
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How to interpret your child’s growth chart
Babies & ToddlersCharting your child's height, weight, and head circumference can determine whether they are growing at the appropriate rate for their…
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How to nip your child’s nose picking habits in the bud
KidsThe good news is that, unlike nail-biting, nose-picking is not a habit your child will likely carry into adulthood.
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Learn how to make a cute cat origami finger puppet
Babies & ToddlersOrigami animal faces are a fun activity you can do with your child. All you need is a single sheet…
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The dangers of passive smoking
Babies & ToddlersIf you smoke, one of the most important things you can do for your own health and the health of…
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Help: My child has the flu!
Babies & ToddlersMost children with the flu feel tired and have a fever, headache, dry cough, sore throat, runny or stuffy nose,…
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Parents’ guide: The dos and don’ts of fighting a fever
Babies & ToddlersChildhood fever symptoms can usually be managed in the comfort of your home. Here are a few ways to help…
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Fun things to do with kids on a Sunday
Babies & ToddlersThere are so many things to do with kids that we've compiled a list of activities and excursions for you…
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What constitutes Tourette Syndrome in children?
High SchoolTourette syndrome is a disorder that causes tics, which are sudden, repetitive muscular movements and sounds.
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All about urinary incontinence in children
Babies & ToddlersIf your child is over the age of five and still experiences two or more wetting episodes per month, speak…
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Preventing childhood head injuries
Babies & ToddlersChildren and teenagers are prone to head traumas. They can cause damage to the scalp, skull, brain, and blood vessels.
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Help: My son’s scrotum is swollen!
Babies & ToddlersAcute scrotal swelling usually occurs in post-pubertal boys, but it can be seen in a range of ages from babies…
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Why kids get carsick – and what to do
Babies & ToddlersCarsickness is common in children, which is no surprise given that young kids can't see past the seats in front…
