Dr. Malin Begum

Getting enough quality sleep is important for children of all ages. Sleep is an essential part of building both the physical and mental health of a child. Understanding a child’s sleeping needs is the first step toward providing good sleep to children. Children that get good sleep have increased brainpower, and higher attention spans, and are more calm and alert during the day than children who do not get enough sleep. It plays a crucial role in the development of young minds and inadequate sleep can have a long-term effect on mental health

When you have kids at home, being concerned about them is quite normal and in fact, regular for many parents. Children have a comparatively lower immune response system than adults or any elderly person, for that matter, their parents as well, as a result of which, they are more prone to develop several types of health issues and even harmful infections. It is due to this reason that parents must take proper care of their children so that they do not get in contact with factors that lead to the occurrence of diseases. Many children are known to suffer from severe conditions as a result of sore throat, a type of health issue with a sensation of pain and dryness in their throat.

Once you are pregnant, you are overjoyed by the news and within a few days, you shall be bringing home your little one and have great and enjoyable motherhood in the coming days. But certain abnormalities might occur in your pregnancy and some such abnormalities can severely affect the growth and development of your child and can thus affect your pregnancy. Ectopic or Extrauterine pregnancy is an example of such an abnormality that occurs in a female body while she is pregnant.