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Sleep problems can have a big impact on children’s physical health, educational attainments and emotional wellbeing. As we grow more aware of the importance of sleep, we also seem to be seeing more cases of sleep disorders at young ages. Why might more children be experiencing sleep problems now
If you’ve ever enjoyed a massage then you’ll be aware that the right kind of touch can help us to relax both physically and mentally. Massage can be a great way to soothe babies before bedtime so that they’re able to fall asleep more easily
Asthma does run in some families, but just because you have asthma it doesn’t mean that your child will definitely be affected too. Asthma can also appear unexpectedly in families that haven’t experienced it before, because the causes can be quite complex
We can’t stop our children from catching every infection. Coughs and colds are an inevitable part of childhood, especially once children start making new friends at nursery or school. In fact, building up some immunity to minor colds and infections now may help your child’s immune system to grow stronger. However, that doesn’t mean that Read More …
Chest infections such as bronchitis in babies and children aren’t usually serious, but it’s important to be aware if your child is at higher risk of complications. You can also take steps to reduce the chances of catching or spreading an infection
Medical science is always developing rapidly, but there are still some health problems that we aren’t able to cure completely. Asthma is one of these conditions. Why is it so difficult to come up with a permanent cure for asthma
Do you think your child has asthma? Spotting the symptoms can be trickier than you might think, because asthma doesn’t always appear as a sudden attack. The symptoms can actually be very similar to a cold or infection. However, there are a few clues you can use to tell the difference between asthma and other Read More …
Pneumonia in children can be a very serious disease that causes a persistent cough, fever and a risk of complications such as breathing difficulties and blood poisoning. Children are at higher risk of developing pneumonia than adults and are also more likely to experience complications if they are infected. It is therefore important to be Read More …
Allergies in children are very common, but it can be difficult to identify exactly what is causing an allergic reaction as children are exposed to so many different foods and potential allergens every day. The best way to find out what your child is allergic to is to consult a doctor, but the current testing Read More …
Most cases of bronchiolitis in babies can simply be treated at home, but when the symptoms are severe it may be necessary to manage them in hospital. Hospital treatment typically involves keeping babies fed, hydrated and as comfortable as possible, with doctors on hand in case of complications. However, it is sometimes necessary to provide Read More …
