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A Parent’s Guide: How to Manage Your Child’s Fever at Home

When your child is sick with an infection (caused either by bacteria or virus), it is common for them to have a fever. In most cases, a fever will not hurt a child and will usually go away after 72 hours (3 days). Babies younger than 6 months should see a doctor when they have…

Three Signs That Your Child May Have ADHD

It is a common mistake to group all students who are poor in studies into one category and label them as dumb, naughty or careless. Every child is born with a natural curiosity to learn about her world. However, due to certain problems, some children are not able to perform as per their potential in…

Child Dental Care Guidelines for Good Oral Hygiene

Early childhood caries is a devastating form of dental decay affecting children below 5 years of age. The reason has been linked to poor oral hygiene practice, improper feeding habits, lack of parental awareness and avoiding dental visit. Poor oral health can affect the general health of the baby as it can cause problems in…

Cerebral palsy is a neurological condition which is caused by damage to the developing brain that disrupts the brain’s ability to control movement and maintain posture and balance. What are the symptoms of Cerebral Palsy? Children with CP exhibit a wide variety of symptoms, including: stiff or tight muscles (spasticity) weakness in one or more…

A Parent’s Guide: How to Manage Your Child’s Fever at Home

Three Signs That Your Child May Have ADHD

Child Dental Care Guidelines for Good Oral Hygiene

What is Cerebral Palsy? (CP)

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