Hip dysplasia is a disorder in which the ball of one of your thigh bones is not entirely covered by the hip socket. Your hip is your body’s largest ball-and-socket joint.
The hip joint is formed by the ball of your thigh bone (femoral head) fitting into the socket of your pelvis. If the hip is properly aligned, the ball rotates easily in the sockeRead More
Down syndrome is a genetic condition caused by an extra copy of chromosome 21. This results in intellectual, physical, and behavioral delays and disabilities. The severity of the symptoms varies depending on each individual’s condition.Read More
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 foodRead More
Water is fascinating for toddlers. It shines, ripples, splashes, and can even make things float. But that same water can be dangerous if they do not understand the danger of it. Whether at home or visiting friends and family, parents must be aware of where their children are in relation to water hazards like swimming pools and fountains. Drowning iRead More
Croup, also known as laryngotracheobronchitis, is a type of respiratory infection that is usually caused by a virus. Croup is an infection of the upper part of the airways, causing a hoarse voice and a barking cough. It is very common in children between two and five years old. The child’s voice sounds hoarse, and he has difficulties breathing, incRead More
Dyslexia is a common condition that affects the way a person learns. People with dyslexia often have trouble reading, spelling, writing, and sometimes pronouncing words. Children with dyslexia often appear to be careless or lazy, but they are not. They are just experiencing the world differently than most people.Read More
Children often suffer from several types of chronic diseases that may interrupt their regular functioning and might also create a hindrance in the path of growth and development. Sensory integration dysfunction, now known as Sensory processing disorder, is one such type of disorder that is responsible for creating neurological dysfunction among youRead More
If in any case, your little child catches any chronic disease, then it becomes a matter of great concern for the parents as well. Similarly, if a child gets a fever, parents will be worried for sure about the child’s health and will want proper treatment of fever for the child. So, it is quite necessary for the parents to have a clear idea about whRead More
Measles is a viral sickness that affects children. Measles, which was once extremely common, can now always be prevented with a vaccine.
Measles, often known as rubeola, is a dangerous illness that can be fatal in young children. Despite the fact that death rates have been declining globally as more children receive the measles vaccine, the diseasRead More
Every mother wants to give birth to a healthy and happy baby and most children are like that, but statistics show that around 3 out of 100 babies are likely to be born with a birth defect. Child defect is an issue that occurs while a child is creating in the mother’s body. Most birth defects occur during the initial 3 months of pregnancy. A birth dRead More
Genes are DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) segments found inside every human cell. They’re so little that they can only be seen with a strong microscope. DNA is made up of four molecules that combine to form pairs in various configurations. The combinations generate codes for several genes. Each person has approximately 20,000 genes. Different qualitiesRead More
Children are natural mimics, so it is easy for them to pick up bad manners from their parents, friends, and caretakers. But no matter how many times you have caught your kid picking his nose in public or rudely shoving food into his mouth, manners can be taught and with a little effort, they can stick.Read More
The key to raising undisciplined kids is to understand what developmentally appropriate discipline tactics are, why they are effective, and how to use them. We live in a world today that expects more from our children and we as parents must provide this for them. This article will help you raise a disciplined child that knows right from wrong and tRead More
Parenting your grade-schooler, who is going through many new and sometimes confusing changes, can be challenging. Some parents are not prepared for the first signs of puberty and may not know how to handle them when they occur. In this article, we will be tackling tips on helping you successfully navigate some of these parenting challenges as they Read More
Many toddlers have fears and worries and concede the possibility of feeling dismal and pessimistic now and then. Strong fears grant permission to perform at various periods all the while happening. For example, toddlers are frequently very upset about being out of their persons, even though they are cautious and cared for. Although few fears and woRead More
As a new parent, it is obvious to be bothered about the health of your child and new parents should be very anxious about how to take proper care of their children. The first step to taking proper care of your child is to know that the physiology of a child or a toddler is completely different from the functioning systems and physiology of an adultRead More
It is easy to feel like you have lost your child when he or she starts “growing up.” But this should not cause you to stop talking and sharing. Whether you are dealing with crushes, dating, bullying, schoolwork, or friends, this book shows you how to regain a healthy connection with your teens and last through the turbulence of puberty.Read More
Divorce can be difficult for all involved, but there are ways to help your children cope. Offering comfort, reassurance, and support can help ease the transition. Be open and honest with your children about what is going on in their lives, even if it is difficult or scary for you.Read More
Throughout your child’s growth and development period, the one main thing which worries you the most is their safety. You worry about them a lot and it is good that you worry about them because they are your little loved ones. And they do not know themselves as well as their surroundings very well. Hence, it is natural that you worry about them a lRead More
Your child is very precious to you. And their safety is your utmost priority. Not giving the proper amount of attention to them can lead to disastrous things that you do not want to imagine. It is also known that children mostly get injured at home as compared to other places.Read More
When we talk about child safety, it is not only concerned about the physical safety of the child. It is concerned about mental safety as well. Mental safety is very important. Not specifically in the case of children but also concerning all the age groups as well. Therefore, if someone is not mentally healthy then he or she needs to take care of hiRead More
For people of all ages, the Internet has opened a whole new different world. You can even shop, plan your vacations, send a photo to a relative, communicate with friends, and even conduct school studies. This new method of gathering information and communicating has some hazards. For more information on how to keep safe online, see the links below.Read More
“Is your child ready for a cell phone?” Many parents ask the same question not once or twice but many times. ‘Whether your child is ready for a cell phone or not?’ Cell phones or mobile phones have become very basic requirements in day-to-day life. From children to senior citizens all need cell phones though the usage and need are entirely differenRead More
Does the prospect of leaving your child alone at home for the first time conjure up images from a lot of similar movies you might have already watched? Do you have visions of long video gaming sessions, toy tornadoes destroying your home, and junk food parties?Read More
When your child goes from diapers or even middle school bad conduct continues. In fact, teenagers nowadays can present some of the most difficult discipline issues for parents.
Teens misbehave in a variety of ways, including sulking, lying, arguing, and rebelling. These undesirable habits have a rational basis. Teens are becoming more independent,Read More
