Parenting News
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Should you worry about your child’s birthmark?
KidsAlthough the cause of birthmarks in children is unknown, the most majority of them are harmless and do not necessitate…
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Taking your child’s temperature using a thermometer
KidsAre you confused by the variety of thermometers available? Know your options and when to seek medical assistance for a…
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What to do if your child faints
KidsFainting, medically known as syncope, typically occurs in children during their pre-teen and teen years, and is typically not dangerous.
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Hacks to get your child to sleep in their own bed
KidsSome parents are unaware that the sleep habits they allow - or even promote - in their children can be…
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How to unwind on weekends when you have kids
KidsParents of small children know how difficult it is to relax on a weekend. But there are ways to make…
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5 things to consider before lending your car to your teen
KidsAs with anything else, use good judgment and common sense when it comes to deciding whether to allow your teen…
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Does my child have mumps?
KidsMumps can still infect a child who has been immunised but symptoms will be significantly milder than if they had…
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Help: My child is having night terrors!
KidsMost bouts of night terrors last only a few minutes, but it might take up to 30 minutes for your…
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Hacks to remove a splinter from your child (with zero tears)
KidsTrying to remove a splinter embedded in your child's skin can be daunting. Here's how to do it without the…
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Do probiotics aid in the treatment of colic in babies?
KidsNumerous studies have discovered that supplementing your baby's diet with probiotics can help lessen crying in colicky infants.
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How to better understand your “emo” teen
KidsEmo teens are not what most people think they are; they are teens who are free thinkers and want to…
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Soccer-related injuries in children: What role can parents play?
KidsDespite the numerous physical, emotional, and social benefits of soccer, new studies reveal increased soccer-related injuries among children.
