Dr. Madhav Chavan

Toddlers do the cutest of things. They give you surprise hugs, shriek with delight and cuddle up to you when they are tired. However, as any parent of a toddler knows, they can also do some less-than-adorable behaviors, such as kick, scream, or even bite. Although biting is normal in children this age, it is of no consolation if your toddler does bite. After all, no one wants their child to be known as the playground bully. Worse, children who are tagged “biters” may be rejected from childcare centers, which is a task no working parent ever wants to confront. You could believe that biting is just another phase through which you will have to go through, but this is not always the case. There are a few options for getting to the bottom of this.

Diarrhea in children is not something many parents like to talk about. But that does not make it go away. Millions of kids get diarrhea every year. Diarrhea is loose, watery stool. It is a common ailment of children and adults (and sometimes pets) and may be caused by viral infections (such as gastroenteritis or the stomach flu), ingestion of food or water that is contaminated with germs, eating too much of certain foods (including milk and other dairy products, ice cream, sodas, doughnuts, and yeast bread), or side effects from certain medications.

It might be difficult for parents to recognize mental illness in their children. As a result, many children who would benefit from treatment are unable to receive it. Learn how to spot the warning symptoms of mental illness in youngsters and how to assist your child. Mental health refers to how you think, regulate your emotions, and act in general. Patterns of changes in thinking, feeling, or behavior that cause distress or disrupt a person’s capacity to function are characterized as a mental illness or mental health problem.