Parenting News
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Help: I think my child has a urinary tract infection!
KidsSometimes the symptoms of UTIs can be hard to spot in children. When in doubt, always consult with your child’s…
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Household poisons that could endanger your child’s life
KidsOver 500,000 children under the age of five are accidentally poisoned each year. Often, household cleaning agents are to blame.
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How to treat your child’s dry skin in winter
KidsItchy, cracked and dry skin is common in children, especially during the winter months, when the humidity outside drops.
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Does my little athlete need a mouthguard?
High SchoolAll sporting activities carry the danger of certain injuries, particularly contact sports. A mouthguard can help protect your child’s smile.
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All about clubfoot in children
Babies & ToddlersClubfoot affects about one to four babies per 1,000. Boys are affected by the disease twice as commonly as girls.
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Treating spider bites in children
KidsSpiders rarely attack, and when they do, bites are often moderate. Learn about spider bites in children and how to…
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How to help your child cope with the death of a grandparent
KidsDealing with loss can be challenging, especially if your child had a close relationship with their grandparent.
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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 treat warts in children
KidsTypically, warts are harmless skin growths. They are quite prevalent, affecting around one in five children.
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What parents should know about “edible” marijuana dangers
KidsExposure of marijuana products to kids and teens has increased across South Africa since cannabis was decriminalised.
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Is it safe to eat fish when pregnant?
KidsSeafood can be part of your healthy-eating plan throughout pregnancy as long as you avoid uncooked fish and fish rich…
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Essential bunk bed safety tips for parents
KidsIf your children share a room, a bunk bed is a smart way to save space. However, you may have…
