Benadryl can be safely used to treat allergy symptoms in children of appropriate age, but parents should be aware that it should never be given to a child to help them fall or stay asleep. If you’re wondering how much Benadryl a child should take for allergies, read on for some important safety tips. Because […]
Tag Archives: Health
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Mar
Mar
As a parent, your family’s health is a top priority, and nothing feels better than knowing you’re taking the right steps to keep everyone healthy. That’s why we asked the experts for their advice on Ways To Keep Your Family Healthy, so you can feel confident that you’re doing everything you can to prevent sickness […]
22
Mar
Mar
As a parent, nothing is more important than ensuring your child gets the rest they need to grow and thrive. That’s why our expert guidance and sleep schedule, broken down by age group, can help you discover how much sleep your kids should get, so you can rest easy knowing your little one is well-rested […]
21
Mar
Mar
Can an allergy induce a fever? Experts say you should be cautious about attributing your child’s mild fever to allergies. Have a look at this important information for parents. Whether your child’s allergies are to pollen or animals, you may wonder if they can still have a low-grade fever. Itchy eyes, a runny nose, a […]
20
Mar
Mar
After a healthy pregnancy, experiencing a miscarriage can be a devastating and isolating experience. In this personal account, the author finds solace in a support group. The news that I had had a miscarriage after already having three children came as a surprise, and it was difficult for me to move on after that. I […]
17
Mar
Mar
As a parent, your child’s health and well-being is your top priority. That’s why it’s important to ensure your newborn is protected from vaccine-preventable infections. With these must-have vaccines for newborn babies recommended by the CDC and AAP, you can have peace of mind knowing your little one is safeguarded against potentially harmful diseases. Several […]
16
Mar
Mar
Many kids come home from school hungry because they either didn’t finish their lunch or threw it away, but some children may also experience this because they had too much lunch. What’s important to remember is that children’s bodies are still developing and expanding, so they need plenty of nutritious food to fuel them throughout […]
15
Mar
Mar
A small percentage of women experience a cryptic pregnancy, where they are unaware they are pregnant until they are in labor. Here is what causes these rare instances of “I didn’t know I was pregnant.” If you are or have previously been pregnant, it may be challenging to comprehend how someone may be unaware of […]
14
Mar
Mar
If you’re one of the 60% of the population who suffer from canker sores, you know how excruciatingly painful they can be. The underlying cause of canker sores is still unknown, but that doesn’t make them any less of a nuisance. According to Children’s Hospital of Michigan pediatrician Dr. Lynn Smitherman, knowing how to deal […]
14
Mar
Mar
After giving birth to your child, it is completely normal for you to experience unusually heavy bleeding for a short time. Here’s your postpartum hair loss guide – essential information for first-time parents to understand. A common side effect of having a baby is hair loss in the postpartum period. While you were carrying your […]
13
Mar
Mar
If you notice any unusual changes in your baby’s diaper area, it’s important to pay attention and seek advice. Common genital problems in babies can range from diaper rash to infections, so it’s important to keep a close eye on your little one’s health and well-being. Dr. Victoria Rogers McEvoy, assistant professor of pediatrics at […]
10
Mar
Mar
Nothing is more rewarding than watching your little one eagerly gobble up their veggies, but what if your infant seems hesitant to try them? Don’t worry! With these simple tips on “How To Make Your Infant Enjoy Vegetables”, you can turn mealtime into a fun and exciting adventure that both you and your baby will […]
09
Mar
Mar
As a parent, it’s heart-wrenching to see your child sick, especially during their first cold and flu season. But fear not, there are ways to help them get through it. Check out our tips on how to survive your child’s first cold and make the journey a little easier for both of you. Babies lack […]
17
Feb
Feb
Children need plenty of time to sleep each night to grow and develop normally. Parents should know that their kids need a set bedtime and a good night’s sleep more than anything else. Here are some additional details about how you can make bedtime the best part of their day. In the same way that […]
17
Feb
Feb
Worrying about your child’s mental health is normal if you’re experiencing similar worries. Since mental health issues in kids have become common nowadays. One in six children (6-17) in the United States will have a mental health disorder in any given year, reports the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI). It’s devastating to see your […]
16
Feb
Feb
It’s in every parent’s best interest for their kids to be healthy. While parents must instill healthy eating habits in their children, they must be careful not to promote an unhealthy preoccupation with food and appearance inadvertently. Body image issues increase the likelihood that children and adolescents will develop eating disorders. Children with eating disorders […]
16
Feb
Feb
No doubt having kids and pets in the house at the same time can improve everyone’s mood. Children can enjoy lots of fun and cuddle time with these pets. Children can learn valuable lessons from them about responsibility, respect for other beings, and the value of creating lasting memories. Children can learn much about compassion […]
16
Feb
Feb
Most new parents have many questions about pacifiers, and it’s no surprise: according to a 2017 survey, over 85% of babies use a pacifier at least a portion of the time! That’s why it’s important for parents to know what exactly are the dos and don’ts of pacifiers. “What are the best newborn pacifiers?” “What […]
14
Feb
Feb
Congratulations on your new addition! It may be both wonderful and exhausting to welcome a new baby. Whether you choose to breastfeed your baby or not exclusively, remember that every ounce of breastmilk you give him or her is a lovely gift that aids in their growth and development. So here’s a helpful guide on […]
Behavior and Discipline, Health, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
Challenges and Solutions in Raising ADHD Children and Teens
10
Feb
Feb
Children who have ADHD are more impulsive, inattentive, and hyperactive than they should be for these and other reasons. When a child has ADHD, he or she will have a hard time developing the self-control and self-regulation abilities he or she needs. As a result, they might be difficult for parents to control. That’s why […]
10
Feb
Feb
Many parents are wondering how to communicate with their kids about the Covid-19 vaccination. In this article, we will talk about how you can do it properly and accurately. The FDA extended the age range for which the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine might be used under its emergency use authorization on May 10, 2021, to cover […]
Behavior and Discipline, Health, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
Preventing Teen Smoking: The Risks & Effects
10
Feb
Feb
For parents, starting a discussion about the consequences of tobacco smoking with their children is never too early. Educating your child about smoking and its dangers may not seem necessary when they’re only 5 or 6, but the more time you have to reaffirm the harm that smoking may do, the more effective it will […]
09
Feb
Feb
Learning and growing intellectually, developing socially, and becoming self-reliant are all important aspects of school. In this article, you will learn the steps you can take in preventing your child from getting sick in the coming school years and when you should decide to make them take antibiotics, and when they’re too ill to go […]
09
Feb
Feb
On July 21, 2022, the first verified case of polio in the United States in a decade was discovered in New York. According to health officials, the virus was found in Rockland County and was transmitted by someone who had gotten the oral polio vaccine. Since that incident, parents now more than ever need to […]
09
Feb
Feb
It is more important to discuss food in terms of how it benefits our bodies than to categorize it as “good” or “bad.” Though it is important to ensure that children have access to a wide variety of nutritious foods, do not fully limit them. In this article, we’ll talk about the ways you can […]
08
Feb
Feb
Anxiety can cause children and teenagers to feel dizzy and “wobbly,” much like adults. However, they may be unable to express this in words, and parents may be unable to determine if it is a stress reaction, stomach ache, or other ailments. In this article, we’ll talk about how you can help when your kids […]
08
Feb
Feb
In this article, we’ll be talking about some of the important facts that you need to know about the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine. About the long processes, it went through, to ensure its effectiveness and safety for our use. Pfizer postponed filing for FDA approval of its COVID-19 vaccine request for children younger than 5 years […]
08
Feb
Feb
As the pandemic disrupted the usual way of education, parents and young learners had to quickly adapt to the new norm of online education. With our article on Preparing Young Learners for Online Education, we provide helpful tips to ensure that parents and their young learners are equipped with the knowledge and skills to overcome […]
08
Feb
Feb
As children grow, their bodies undergo significant changes, marking the onset of puberty. It’s a crucial phase for both kids and parents, and understanding its symptoms and timing is crucial. Our comprehensive article on puberty and its symptoms and timing provides detailed insights, answering common questions like “when does a person reach puberty?” Don’t miss […]
08
Feb
Feb
For many pre-teen girls, navigating puberty can be a stressful and perplexing period. The list is endless from embarrassing mishaps to hormonal changes, excessive hair growth, and premenstrual syndrome (PMS). The awkwardness of puberty is exacerbated for some people, though. That’s why its important that before puberty comes, parents learn how to prepare their girls […]
03
Feb
Feb
Finding new and exciting ways om providing your kids with nutritious foods daily can be challenging. It’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the prospect of meal planning when you factor in the unique nutritional needs of infants and toddlers and the pressures of pleasing a finicky eater. Have no fear. You can do this. Developing […]
13
Dec
Dec
In this article, we’ll talk about how children with an autism diagnosis are more likely to have suicidal thoughts and what you can do to as a parent to help.An estimated 700,000 people worldwide take their own lives every year. It’s the second largest killer of American kids and young adults (10-34) after heart disease. […]
12
Dec
Dec
In this article, we’ll talk about how eating disorders in children can both affect girls & boys. As well as the symptoms & what you can do. When they think of persons with eating disorders, most people picture women and girls in their teens and early adulthood. In the United States, eating disorders affect around […]
12
Dec
Dec
In this article, we’ll talk about the pets that you have at home that could make you sick and how you can prevent that from happening. The CDC has issued a warning about the presence of salmonella in baby turtles. The alert is issued in the midst of a sickness outbreak that has already claimed […]
11
Dec
Dec
NBC’s Chief International Correspondent Richard Engel broke the news of his 6-year-old son Henry’s death in August 2022. As a result of his inherited neurological disease, Henry could not speak, walk, eat, or breathe independently. In this article, we’ll talk about what exactly is Rett Syndrome. This disease or illness has no known treatment or […]
11
Dec
Dec
You might have written off your kid’s unexplainable aches and pains as “growing pains.” As it turns out, that label may not do justice to the current situation. According to new research, the term “growing pains” isn’t the most accurate description. In fact, it might have nothing to do with expansion. Up to half of […]
08
Dec
Dec
In this article, find out the reasons why so few embryos develop after an IVF and what you can do to safeguard your mental health. The success rate of IVF is comparable to that of a natural cycle in couples with no reproductive concerns; a study of about 156,000 women reported an average live-birth rate […]
08
Dec
Dec
A lot of people are asking if pregnant women should get the Covid-19 booster shot. Nowadays, pregnancy brings a plethora of tough choices, among which may be how to handle the COVID-19 immunization alternatives available to you. However, it is widely agreed upon amongst medical professionals that the best method to prevent significant COVID-19 consequences […]
07
Dec
Dec
An American lady who tested positive for monkeypox during her pregnancy has reportedly given birth to a healthy infant as the outbreak continues to spread across the country. Monkeypox cases are on the rise. In this article, learn more on what you should know about monkeypox and pregancy. According to the Centers for Disease Control […]
27
Nov
Nov
Once again, the United States is amid a spike in the incidence of COVID-19 due to the effects of Omicron’s newest strain, the BA.5. As of July 12th, 80% of current COVID-19 cases were caused by the BA.4 and BA.5 variations, with the majority of infections being caused by the BA.5 variant, as reported by […]
27
Nov
Nov
While introducing the COVID-19 vaccine is a breakthrough in the fight against the coronavirus, it presents challenges for some populations. Due to shifting official guidance and false information spread via social media, some people of childbearing age are worried if the vaccination against Covid affects fertility in women. The “chief of Pfizer research,” so the […]
24
Nov
Nov
The Covid-19 variants are sending more pregnant women to the hospital. Those who already struggle with health problems, including cancer, diabetes, heart disease, and more are at a higher risk of complications from COVID-19. The list includes pregnancy, which increases susceptibility to respiratory disorders like COVID-19 due to physiological changes. According to studies, the rate […]
24
Nov
Nov
A new wave of Covid-19 cases has been stoked by the Delta variation, and just as school is about to start this fall, parents are left with the all-too-familiar conundrum of whether or not they can bring their children to school while keeping them safe. In this article, you will learn more about how you […]
23
Nov
Nov
Uncertainty about how COVID-19 will affect the classroom continues to plague parents, educators, and kids as the new school year begins. Infection rates continue to rise across the world as the extremely contagious Delta version of COVID-19 makes its way around the world. But teachers can help students by being vaccinated. and by wearing masks. […]
22
Nov
Nov
As a result of their work, healthcare workers are at an increased risk of getting respiratory disorders like COVID-19. Recently, higher Covid-19 cases have been linked to heavy breathing during labor. However, there are a variety of medical procedures, some of which carry greater danger than others. When that occurs, having easy access to PPE […]
22
Nov
Nov
Three educators in Broward County, Florida, passed tragically within 24 hours of each other from complications related to COVID-19. A mandatory mask policy had just been implemented by the Broward County School District in defiance of an edict from Florida Governor Ron DeSantis that school districts do not have such authority. Due to this incident, […]
21
Nov
Nov
Children are as vulnerable to contracting COVID-19 as adults are; however, a study conducted in 2020 by the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute (MCRI) reveals that most kids with Covid-19 experience only moderate symptoms and recover fully. More importantly, most children who contract COVID-19 recover fully within a few weeks. Between March and October 2020, 171 […]
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Nov
Nov
Pfizer’s Covid-19 vaccine has been licensed for use in kids aged 5 to 11.. On October 26, an FDA advisory panel authorized the vaccination. The vaccine was given emergency use approval by the FDA on October 29. (EUA). The vaccination can be given to kids now that it has been recommended by the CDC. After […]
20
Nov
Nov
One’s socioeconomic status (SES) can be inferred from several indicators, including income, occupation, the level of education their parents received, and so on. Children from lower socioeconomic backgrounds tend to be heavier, according to available research. Adolescents may also be more vulnerable to clinical depression, mental distress, and substance abuse. In this article, learn more […]
20
Nov
Nov
As difficult as sending your child to college, doing it during a pandemic can be downright terrifying. Since no parent likes to hear that their kid has the coronavirus, it’s important to take precautions. Despite immunization efforts, students are still getting the virus, so be ready for anything. In this article, learn more about what […]
20
Nov
Nov
Constantly worrying about contracting COVID-19 while carrying a child is already stressful enough. However, recent studies have shown new dangers for both the mother and the child during childbirth. The optimal time for fetal development is 40 weeks. However, some babies stay in the womb for even longer (up to 42 weeks). However, a recent […]
17
Nov
Nov
The COVID-19 vaccine and its effects on male fertility have been an issue for a while. Even though there have been numerous false reports circulating online about how COVID-19 immunizations can cause infertility, this concern is unfounded. According to the CDC, there is presently no evidence that any vaccination, including COVID-19 injections, causes reproductive issues […]
Education, Health, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
High Vaccination Rate Can Help Things Get Back to Normal
17
Nov
Nov
This fall, students all throughout the United States will return to university, and a modeling research has determined that the single most important determinant in campus safety will be the percentage of students who have been vaccinated against the COVID-19 virus. In this article, learn more about why a high vaccination rate on school campuses […]
17
Nov
Nov
Everyone, especially children, may struggle with a nasal swab for a COVID-19 test. Despite the hassle, tests are in high demand since the omicron version of the virus is rapidly spreading. Long wait times at testing centers and a desperate search for speedy testing kits are direct results of the rapid growth of cases. Some […]
16
Nov
Nov
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has released a somber research showing that the vast majority of maternal deaths in the United States are avoidable. The research from September 2022 states that 80% of pregnancy-related deaths can be prevented if healthcare for mothers is improved, more people have access to high-quality care, and more […]
15
Nov
Nov
Those of us who are juggling the needs of more than one child knows how easy it is for details to slip between the cracks. However, the vaccine schedule for your child should not be one of them. A recent report published by the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) reveals that not all children receive […]
10
Nov
Nov
Parents must take care to safeguard their children from not only COVID-19 but also the common cold, hand, foot, and mouth illness, and head lice now that children are back in school. However, head lice are not nearly as contagious as you may have believed. In this article, you will learn more about how to […]
09
Nov
Nov
Johns Hopkins Medicine researchers have found potential molecular biomarkers in pregnant women’s blood that can predict who will develop postpartum depression (PPD) before the onset of symptoms. They want to develop a blood test to assess expectant parents and help those who are in danger. The CDC reports that one in ten American women suffer […]
08
Nov
Nov
In India, the young are especially vulnerable to a virus known as the tomato flu. The tomato flu, so-called because of the characteristic redness of its infected victims’ blisters, is an old virus that was misidentified. Now the question is, should parents be concerned about the tomato flu? The current scientific consensus is that this […]
Education, Health, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
How School Gardens Can Encourage Children To Eat More Veggies
06
Nov
Nov
It’s a well-known uphill battle to convince kids to eat their vegetables. However, recent studies show that school gardens can encourage children to eat more veggies. This study continues a previous assessment of a garden, nutrition, and culinary program in after-school care. Children in the after-school care study saw their body mass index (BMI), waist […]
06
Nov
Nov
A decade after their last update, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) breastfeeding recommendations have been revised. The AAP recommend that mothers should be breastfeeding their infants for atleast 2 years. In the past, the AAP has suggested that infants be nursed exclusively for the first six months and then continue breastfeeding while introducing appropriate […]
03
Nov
Nov
Many parents wonder whether or not Covid-19 booster mixing for kids is safe and suggested. In this article, you will find out what experts say. Vaccines against COVID-19 are now commonly accessible for people as young as six months old. The primary series of the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine should be completed 5 months before […]
02
Nov
Nov
The global and national effects of the COVID-19 pandemic are far-reaching and difficult to convey in a few words. Numerous people have lost loved ones, experienced COVID-19, or witnessed their children become ill during the pandemic. Through masks, quarantine, and distance learning, we made it. Since the initial cluster of instances was recorded in Wuhan, […]
02
Nov
Nov
It’s normal for parents-to-be to worry about their unborn child’s well-being. During a worldwide pandemic, those anxieties may kick up a notch (or several). Concern about contracting or spreading COVID-19 during pregnancy is common; rest assured you are not alone in feeling this way. In this article, you will find the facts about the Omicron […]
02
Nov
Nov
The Journal of Adolescent Health states that vaping cannabis may pose a larger risk of lung harm to adolescents than smoking cigarettes and marijuana together or even vaping nicotine products. Researchers found that among the roughly 15,000 adolescents who reported regular use of e-cigarettes, cigarettes, or cannabis, those who vape marijuana are roughly twice as […]
01
Nov
Nov
Both spouses should take part in a fertility assessment for couples planning to conceive a family. Since pregnancy may only occur in those who ovulate, it is commonly believed that infertility is a “women’s issue.” It’s just not true. In this article, you will learn more about why fertility testing is important for men. Infertility […]
01
Nov
Nov
Concerns about the vaccine’s safety have been raised by several families. In this article, you’re going to learn more about Covid-19’s side-effects on our kids’ relief strategies. Vaccines made by Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna, respectively, were given the green light by the FDA in June 2022 for use in children aged 6 months and up (FDA). […]
30
Oct
Oct
Prenatal vitamin-D levels were discovered to inversely influence the intelligence of the offspring.Vitamin D is crucial during pregnancy for the growth and development of a baby’s brain, but recent studies have expanded this inquiry to examine the effects of the vitamin on children’s brains as they enter early childhood. Researchers have found that a child’s […]
30
Oct
Oct
There is now a six-week limit on abortions in Texas under a new law that took effect on September 1. According to Houston OB/GYN and co-owner of Serenity Women’s Health & Med Spa Tamika Cross, MD, FACOG, fetal heartbeats are often discovered by ultrasound between the sixth and seventh week of pregnancy. In this article, […]
27
Oct
Oct
Covid-19 is linked to an increased risk of depression in new mothers. As a new parent, you are not alone in experiencing anxiety and sadness. Even without a pandemic, having a kid is a momentous life event that often results in a period of adjustment and adjustment anxiety known as the “baby blues.” There doesn’t […]
26
Oct
Oct
Children aged 6 months old can get the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccination. The vaccine has been given full FDA approval for use in those aged 12 and older and emergency use authorization (EUA) for those aged 6 months to 11 years. In this article, learn about whether the Covid-19 vaccination could be made mandatory in schools. […]
26
Oct
Oct
Maintaining a supply of essentials for your family has been difficult throughout the pandemic. The best masks for adults and children have been subject to rapid change in recent years, making it difficult to stay up. Since the Omicron type has a high transmission rate, specialists now advise using N95 or KN95 masks, which have […]
25
Oct
Oct
The United States offers COVID-19 vaccinations from four manufacturers: Pfizer, Moderna, Johnson & Johnson (J&J), and Novavax. Because of the persistence of vaccine-related myths, you must inform your family about the facts about the Covid-19 vaccine. More and more evidence from scientists and doctors shows that the COVID-19 vaccines are safe, effective, and the greatest […]
25
Oct
Oct
Now that COVID-19 vaccines are on the market for infants and toddlers, many parents now ask if the Covid-19 vaccine is only available via shot. In this article, find out what other options we have. The Milken Institute COVID-19 Treatment and Vaccine Tracker report that more than 276 vaccines are in the pipeline. Although injectable […]
Health, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler, Safety
Does The Covid-19 Vaccine Affect Fertility in Children and Adolescents?
24
Oct
Oct
Concerns about the COVID-19 epidemic have weighed heavily on families. Both parents and students found themselves in a challenging situation as a result of school closures, mask demands, lockdowns, and the general emotional stress of the situation. Pfizer, Moderna, and J&J’s release of the COVID-19 vaccine was a fantastic advance in the fight against the […]
24
Oct
Oct
Isolating their children at home during the COVID-19 outbreak has caused concern for many parents. While remaining home, social distancing, masking, canceling events, and limiting in-person school were all critical to saving lives and halting the spread of COVID-19, the truth is that these adjustments in routine are deeply emotionally taxing for many children (and […]
24
Oct
Oct
Vaccines against COVID-19 are now available for kids younger than 5 after a long delay. The CDC gave the OK to the COVID-19 vaccine made by Moderna and Pfizer on June 18 after the FDA had approved it for use in children 6 months and older. The CDC approved both vaccines. But should you vaccinate […]
23
Oct
Oct
The fight against COVID-19 now has a new tool at its disposal. On September 1, 2022, COVID-19 immunization boosters were officially approved for use by the CDC Director. But should you give your kid Pfizer’s Omicron booster? Find out the answer by reading this article. This development follows EUA applications from Pfizer and Moderna for […]
23
Oct
Oct
Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine protects kids between the ages of 12 and 15, as it receives approval from the Food and Drug Administration. The Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) was announced on May 10, marking a significant advance in the nationwide campaign to immunize every individual. Pfizer claims that the vaccine was 100% successful in preventing COVID-19 […]
23
Oct
Oct
Now that the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccination and the Moderna Covid-19 vaccine are widely available to children aged 6 months and older, you may be anticipating the moment when your child looks to you for reassurance during a visit to the doctor. In this article, you will learn about the best ways to help your child during […]
19
Oct
Oct
The COVID-19 epidemic is just one more thing pregnant women have to worry about on top of everything else. Many expectant mothers worry about the effects of contracting COVID during their pregnancies, namely whether or not it may raise the risk of miscarriage. But does Covid-19 really pose a threat of inducing a miscarriage? This […]
Health, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Pediatricians Discuss if Covid-19 Vaccination be Implemented in Schools
19
Oct
Oct
Now that COVID-19 vaccines are on the market for infants and toddlers, pediatricians discuss if Covid-19 vaccination is applied in schools. Many parents may question, “Is there any way to safeguard my child without having to give him or her an injection?” Over 276 vaccinations are in the works, as reported by the Milken Institute […]
19
Oct
Oct
Pfizer’s and Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccines have been given emergency approval by the FDA for use in children aged 6 months and up. This suggests that the majority of children in the United States can be vaccinated against COVID-19. You, as a parent, may be wondering how will the Covid-19 vaccine impact your kid’s routine vaccination […]
19
Oct
Oct
Many parents are wondering if their child will be immune if they get the Covid vaccine while pregnant. In 2021, a study presenting the first confirmed case of a newborn born with COVID-19 antibodies was presented, and the results were published in Pediatrics that same year in February. Antibodies against COVID-19 can be passed from […]
19
Oct
Oct
Is there an expected date for the administration of the COVID-19 vaccine to school-aged children? It’s one of the most pressing issues facing parents everywhere. The good news is, Moderna starts testing its Covid-19 vaccine. While we still don’t know for sure, Moderna may have gotten us closer to our goal of universal childhood immunization […]
17
Jul
Jul
There are certain basic facts concerning a teenager’s menstrual cycle that all parents, whether they are moms or fathers, should be aware of. Learn more about periods and their complications for teenagers and their phases. There are several terms for menstruation, including “menses,” “your period,” “that time of the month,” and even “Aunt Flo.” That […]
Health, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Taking Care of An Uncircumcised Penis The Proper Way
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Jul
Jul
Here are facts about taking care of your son’s uncircumcised penis, plus find out when to call a doctor about issues. As the prevalence of circumcision declines, more parents are beginning to ponder what it means to have their child born without circumcision. At birth, the foreskin remains intact, and the penis is uncircumcised. The […]
17
Jul
Jul
The penis size for teenage boys experiences a growth spurt during puberty. It might be a moment of considerable uncertainty for some teenagers, as they are bound to fall behind others in their growth. With sexual development, the scrotum thins and reddens as the testicles increase in size. Growth in the penis occurs simultaneously with […]
17
Jul
Jul
When it comes to the first time a child shaves, there is no such thing as an appropriate or inappropriate age. It’s all a matter of timing and how engrossed they are. Here are tips on teaching your tweens how to get a great shave! It’s not uncommon for girls to begin puberty younger than men, […]
17
Jul
Jul
Regarding tampon use among adolescents, numerous questions and misconceptions need to be clarified. After all, Tampons & Virginity are the perils of girls. Whether or not tampons are detrimental to virgins is a common concern for both parents and teenagers when discussing sexual purity issues. After all, Tampons & Virginity are the perils of girls. […]
17
Jul
Jul
It’s possible that as a parent you have no idea that your adolescent is masturbating. Learn more about teenage masturbation and what parents need to know about it. Masturbation is a regular part of a child’s exploration of their body, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics, and most teens engage in it. *Image source: […]
17
Jul
Jul
Teenagers’ bodies and minds undergo significant transformations during puberty, which can cause discomfort or worsen any existing concerns with body image. Do you know how I can help you? Fitness. Here’s how exercise can help teens manage puberty! *Image source: Unsplash/Pixelbay/Pexels Tweens and teens who engage in regular physical activity may feel more in control of their […]
17
Jul
Jul
With regards to spatial and social abilities, people with nonverbal learning disabilities (NVLD) struggle. As a result of this, people with NVLD can talk and read at a level that is adequate for their age, but they struggle in areas that are not directly related to verbal abilities. According to Columbia University’s research, NVLD may […]
17
Jul
Jul
Orthopedic impairments, as defined by the federal Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), are bone, joint, or muscle-related handicap that is so severe that it has a detrimental impact on the academic performance of children. Genetic abnormalities (such as those that result in a missing arm or leg) and other problems, such as cerebral palsy, […]
Health, Parents, Special Needs
How To Communicate With A Child Who Has An Intellectual Disability Regarding Puberty
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Jul
Jul
Nothing is more awkward for a guardian or a youngster than “the talk.” But knowing how to talk to your child with an intellectual disability about puberty is vital. Navigating this touchy subject is also tricky when it comes to kids who are classified as having an intellectual disability. The main worry is that kids won’t […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
The Factors Affecting The Mental Health Of Teens
17
Jul
Jul
Thinking about your adolescent’s mental health problem can make you nervous or even scared. Just as it’s critical to maintain tabs on your teen’s physical health, so is it crucial to keep tabs on your teen’s psychological health. In this article, you will learn the factors affecting the mental health of our teens. Teenage years […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Special Needs
Service And Therapy Animals For Children With Disabilities
17
Jul
Jul
Children with disabilities are becoming increasingly accustomed to service and therapy animals, and for a good reason. Animals can significantly impact children’s physical independence and mental wellbeing, according to research. In many contexts, service and therapy animals are also being taught to assist individuals with various disabilities. Working Animal Types *Image source: Pixelbay/Pexels/Unsplash Service, emotional […]
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It is clear that the term “many impairments” refers to more than one condition. Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) uses the term differently. The IDEA defines “many disabilities” as a disability category. As you might imagine, a child with multiple disabilities has at least two debilitating conditions that impair their ability to learn or […]
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An unnaturally bent or curled finger is referred to as a clinodactyly in medicine. It is mainly caused by the aberrant development of the tiny bones in that finger. Alternatively, the growth plate of the hand may have an unusual form, or the bones may be growing in an unusual direction, which could explain the […]
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There is a common fear among young women that their first period will occur while away from home or at school. Preparing your daughter for the unexpected, even though you cannot control when her period starts, is a good idea. Help your daughter prepare for her first menstrual cycle with these tips and find out […]
Health, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
How To Deal With Your Daughter’s Self-Deprecating Comments On Her Size
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There is an epidemic of body image disorders among teenagers, particularly girls. How do you react to your daughter’s self-deprecating comments about her size? It’s common for parents to hear their teenage daughter say things like, “I’m so fat,” or “Look at how enormous my thighs are!” about her physique. Many parents are embarrassed and […]
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If your son has already expressed an interest in shaving, now is the time to plan your approach. Even if they have to wait until puberty arrives, many boys look forward to shaving because it is a huge event for them. In this article, find tips on how you can safely teach your tween son […]
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During puberty, children’s bodies (and brains) undergo fast transformations, which can swiftly lead to uncomfortable feelings or more significant difficulties with body image. What do you think will be of assistance? Fitness. In this article, learn how exercise can help teens manage the challenges of puberty. Tweens and teens who engage in regular physical activity […]
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Are you wondering why hasn’t your 20-month-old child been able to speak yet? When your child’s language skills appear to be lagging behind other toddlers, it can be challenging to know what to make of it. Your 20-month-old child may have a hearing difficulty or some other developmental delay if they cannot say more than […]
Behavior and Discipline, Health, Parents, Preschooler
What To Do When My Toddler Plays With His Penis
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There are a lot of toddlers that like to play with their genitals. If there are no underlying medical issues, you should not be alarmed by this conduct. If you reprimand someone, they may feel humiliated for the rest of their lives. In this article, you will what you can do if your toddler plays with […]
Behavior and Discipline, Health, Parents, Preschooler
Growth and Development in Children Under The Age of Three
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In this article for parents, you will learn more about the growth & development of your children when they are under the age of three. In the toddler years, your kid will undergo a dramatic shift in their physical and mental development and their ability to engage with the outside world. The term “development” refers […]
Behavior and Discipline, Health, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Children’s Development Benefits From Play That is Functionally Appropriate
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Child development specialists consider the benefits of play that is functionally appropriate for our little children. Many developmental psychologists refer to functional play as “initial play” because young toddlers initially utilize toys to amuse themselves. This type of play begins in infancy and lasts until about the age of 2 when it usually ends. Why […]
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What does it mean when a boy’s voice changes during puberty? And when can you expect to hear a difference in the tone of your son’s voice? For both genders, puberty brings with it a slew of unpredictabilities. Your child is going through puberty, but you have no idea when the symptoms will start to […]
Behavior and Discipline, Health, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
Effects of Pressuring Your Kids To Get a Good Grade
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Jul
Your children should know that you expect them to do well in school if you want them to succeed. Right? I don’t know. According to recent studies, children may interpret high expectations as a form of stress. And they don’t grow because of the pressure to perform. In this article, you will learn more about […]
Behavior and Discipline, Health, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
How to Talk to Your Child About Disabilities
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Are you wondering how to talk to your child about disabilities? Open communication is essential for children with epilepsy, dyslexia, cerebral palsy, or other disabilities. Conversations like this one are bound to come up again and again. Your child’s impairment is likely to be an issue as they grow older. How you handle these conversations […]
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The sooner you discover if your child is experiencing developmental delays, the more prepared you will be to help your child catch up. What is the Battelle Developmental Inventory (BDI) for children under the age of eight years old? Standardized testing and developmental exams for school-aged children and older are well-known. Still, we’ve discovered that […]
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An assessment instrument developed to examine motor, cognitive, language, social-emotional, and adaptive behavior in infancy and toddler development is the Bayley Scales Test. Interaction between the child and the examiner and observation of a series of tasks are the main components of this process. *Image source: Unsplash/Pixelbay/Pexels The jobs vary, from the most basic to […]
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Puberty begins for boys in their tweens when their hormone levels rise. When a boy is in this stage, he can be delighted, bewildered, and humiliated. While it’s understandable that boys may be reluctant to seek advice from their parents, you shouldn’t let that stop you from contributing in a supportive and constructive manner. Respond […]
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There are many options for choosing a tween bra. Bras can either be viewed as perplexing contraptions by tween girls or as something they eagerly await the opportunity to wear. If your tween is approaching or has already reached puberty, she should be familiar with the various styles of bras on the market. Tween and […]
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Every teen has to learn about personal hygiene at some point in their lives. Tweens benefit from hygiene education, which is typically provided in the context of the classroom. What kind of deodorant should your child be using? This is a common question that the teacher will likely ask, and it’s something you’ll want to […]
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Everything changes when your child reaches puberty. Your child’s body odor may change or worsen due to hormonal changes, mood swings, and menstruation. In this article, you’ll learn how you can help your tween get rid of body odor. In medical terms, the physical changes in your child are known as adrenarche, and the specific […]
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Early puberty has various harmful effects on girls, including increased depression and substance abuse risks. While puberty can be challenging for any child, some youngsters are more prone to experiencing difficulties than others. Children who enter puberty earlier than their classmates may face additional challenges. Although it’s rare, some females begin puberty before age eight, […]
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As a parent, it’s vital that you learn this guide on helping your tween in tracking period arrival dates. It’s easier for a tween or adolescent to deal with menstruation issues when she learns how to forecast her period. She may be more equipped to deal with the discomforts of menstruation, such as cramps, migraines, […]
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Between the ages of six and seven, children typically experience their first tooth loss. Although some children are born early and others later, this isn’t always the case. There is a strong correlation between when he first started teething and when he lost his first baby tooth. In this article, learn more about the dentist […]
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A child’s physical and psychological well-being can be jeopardized by any form of bullying. Children who are targeted may face a variety of difficulties, including anxiety, fear, sadness, low self-esteem, behavioral problems, and difficulties in the classroom. However, cyberbullying can be particularly harmful. In this article, learn more about how cyberbullying affects our children in […]
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Tween boys’ puberty signs begin later than girls. This phase in their lives can be difficult for both children and their parents. When you know what to look for, you can assist your tween to get through these major physical and emotional transitions with less stress on both of you. It is important to remember […]
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Many schools are implementing lockdown drills and fire drills regarding school safety. During a lockdown drill, everyone in the building learns how to defend themselves when an armed intruder enters the building. States have their policies and procedures for lockdown exercises, and there is no one set of standardized legislation or directives for their implementation. […]
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As youngsters are exposed to pathogens, they are more likely to get coughs and colds. However, catching coughs and colds are ordinary in kids and teens. In this article, learn about the most proper kid’s cough remedies that work at home. It’s hard to watch your child get sick, but it’s a necessary part of […]
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Jul
Once you had missed a few days of class, it was tough to get back into it. So remember when mask mandates and remote learning weren’t such a big deal? It’s back to school time! New-school anxieties, new routines, and organization all put families under a lot of stress. In the fall of 2021, millions […]
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You can consult with one of the country’s best online pediatricians from the comfort of your own home. An online or app-based account is created, health data is shared, and a phone or video conference is taken. We reviewed and compared services, accessibility, and costs from the most reliable pediatricians on the internet to help […]
Behavior and Discipline, Health, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
Biological Factors That Affect Child Development
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Biological factors can substantially affect early child development. Factors that affect early childhood development include both biological and environmental influences. Early in a child’s development, physical variables can have a significant impact. Positive and negative effects can be had on a child due to these variables. The prenatal and early childhood periods are crucial for […]
Behavior and Discipline, Health, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
Why Cognitive Skill Milestones Are Essential
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Defining cognitive abilities is a difficult task. At each age, your kid reaches cognitive skill milestones. In this article, learn the reasons why cognitive skill milestones are essential. Simply said, this development relates to the ability to make sense of and learn from one’s experiences and the information they come across in their daily lives. […]
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Families have been concerned about the COVID-19 pandemic. It was tough for parents and children to deal with the school closures, mask demands, lockdowns, and the emotional stress of it all. Some parents worry that the COVID-19 vaccine could affect their children’s future fertility. Yet, there is no evidence to support the claim. Pfizer, Moderna, […]
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Jul
You may be unnerved when your toddler refuses naps, delays bedtime or wakes in the middle of the night, or even wakes up for the day at 5 a.m., especially if your child has been an excellent sleeper up until now. In this article, learn more about the symptoms of sleep regression in your kids, […]
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When a child reaches the toddler years, you may wonder what developmental milestones they should have achieved. Doctors use certain junctures to tell if a kid is developing as expected. In this article, find some pointers on a kid’s early childhood development from 24-26 months. As early childhood development differs from kid to child, the […]
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This era of development, known as the “terrible twos,” occurs when children are transitioning from a state of complete dependency on adults to a more self-reliant state. Symptoms vary from child to child but can include mood swings and temper outbursts. The terrible twos are commonly thought to begin around the second birthday of a […]
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Traveling is a great experience. However, if we’re not following our normal eating and sleeping schedules, we’re more prone to get sick. In this article, learn some great tips that can help you maintain your health while traveling. In traveling, a new environment’s food, drink, and air require some getting used to. Travel-related illnesses like […]
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Jun
Periods can be a very confusing event for your daughter. That’s why you need to prepare and get the facts all about period before it happens. When a woman’s menstrual cycle begins, blood begins to leak from her vagina. Signs indicate that she’s nearing the conclusion of puberty. During puberty, your body begins to resemble […]
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Life Has Moved On. Some girls can’t wait for them to arrive, while others dread them. The problem is that most girls have conflicting feelings and don’t know what to do about it. Girls grow breasts as they mature and develop. Once a girl has breasts, she will want to get bras. Boys don’t have […]
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When boys reach puberty, their body undergoes a lot of changes (say: PYOO-bur-tee). When they’re in their teens, their body begins to grow and develop. As a child enters puberty, there are several indicators that you’re becoming a more mature person. Many of them are present, like your body growing larger, voice-altering, and hair sprouting […]
Education, Health, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler
When Pediatric Care Is No Longer Necessary For Your Child
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You may remember your child’s first visit to the pediatrician like it was yesterday. The moment will come, though, when your child will require health care for adults. Not sure when pediatric care is no longer necessary for your child and move on to adult healthcare? This article is here to help you decide. For […]
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It’s a common theme in movies. Someone gets punched in the genital area. Yow! Most boys might feel embarrassed if they get hurt or have some trouble down there. The scrotum and penis are sensitive parts of the male anatomy. Why? Furthermore, what should you do if you have any discomfort or discomfort “down there”? […]
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What is the date of your next period? This is an essential question for females who have yet to have their first period; since menstruating in school can be a nightmare. In addition, it’s on the thoughts of young girls who have just started their periods because their periods don’t always arrive on the same […]
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Some children are eagerly awaiting the arrival of their braces. Others are apprehensive about what the event will be like or how they will appear—learning more about braces can be beneficial to improve your smile’s appearance. What Are the Benefits of Braces for Children? If your teeth aren’t perfectly straight, you’re not alone. Check out […]
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Line up shortest to tallest! The teacher yells, and the pupils immediately comply. Some children may groan if forced to stand at one of the ends. They’re worried if they’re too big or too small. So what if you’re unhappy with your height because it’s something you can’t change? Some girls think they’re very tall, […]
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It’s Time to Make a New Beginning Despite its amusing name, what the heck is puberty? One’s body undergoes a period of transition from a child to an adult during the period known as puberty (pronounced: PYOO-ber-tee). Things like girls getting breasts and guys looking more like men are on the table. The only time […]
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Acne is almost inevitable if you’re approaching the age of adolescence. It appears to be a regular aspect of the transition from childhood to adulthood. Knowing that doesn’t help when you notice a giant pimple on your chin in the mirror. It’s good news that you may boost your self-esteem by knowing more about acne […]
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For parents with children with special health care requirements, “me time” may be a fantasy. A little time to yourself or with a spouse, partner, friend, or another child would be wonderful. Exactly where do you go about choosing a suitable caregiver for your child? And even if you do, can you put your faith […]
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Having a sick child might make it difficult to see beyond the subsequent therapy. Priority number one should be given to health, but education should not be overlooked. During hospital visits, students can find it hard to keep up with the schoolwork. But here are several things you can do to assist your child keep […]
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Dyslexia: WHAT IS IT? Dyslexia is one of the most frequent types of learning impairments. A child with a learning disability cannot comprehend words or numbers because of their difficulties. Dyslexia is a term used to describe persons who have difficulty learning to read, despite their intelligence and desire. Dyslexia Is Caused By… Dyslexia is […]
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When it comes to Halloween, it’s hard to beat the fun for both kids and parents. To ensure that it doesn’t turn into a spooky treat, here are some more tips to help ensure a safe and fun Halloween. Safety Tips for COVID-19 Whether trick-or-treating or attending a Halloween party, children should remain outside at […]
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Most, if not all, of the decisions about your child’s medical treatment, have fallen on your shoulders. Encouraging young people to participate in their health care can lead to outcomes such as improved knowledge, attitudes, skills, and behaviors. It’s never too early to involve your teen or preteen in health care decisions and give him […]
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Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, holidays and other gatherings have changed. Adults and children alike have been stressed by it. The importance of continuing to gather and celebrate in novel ways cannot be overstated. Reconnecting with loved ones during special occasions might alleviate the effects of “pandemic tiredness.” So in this article we’ll talk about […]
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You want to give each of your children the attention they deserve as a parent. Parenting a child who requires special medical attention can be difficult. But you can start providing support to siblings of your disabled children by spending time with them together. When you have a new baby, it may feel like you […]
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Jun
The emergency preparedness and family disaster response guide in this article contain 4-steps that your families and many other families out there can take to better prepare. It doesn’t matter if the disaster is near or far; it can occur at any time. As a result, we are affected by the things we hear from […]
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Everyone can benefit from self-care – now in these troubled times more than ever. Also, because children thrive in a home that provides stability, predictability, and a sense of security. Our bodies are susceptible to a wide range of stress-related impacts. For example, while occasional anxiety is every day, excessive stress can lead to the […]
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Jun
Sometimes kids need medicine, but getting them to take it can be extra hard. In this article, learn some tips for tutoring your child on how to take medications as well as why it’s important to know them. What Are the Benefits of Teaching Children to Swallow Pills? Taken for granted until we have a […]
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Playing sports has numerous advantages for children. But before you enroll your kids in sports, take into account their age, personality, and talents to ensure that participating in sports is a positive experience for all. ere are tips to guide you in getting your children enrolled in sports. Sports Have Many Advantages Sports are a […]
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Delayed Puberty: What Is It? When a child’s body begins to transition into an adult’s, it’s known as puberty. Between the ages of 8 and 14, most females start to experience these changes. Between the ages of 9 and 15, they begin in boys. As a result of this vast range of ages, children may […]
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Jun
Before eating lunch, you’ve probably noticed a student remove his retainer. That’s because retainers in the real world are very common. He takes care to put it in a plastic container before he eats to ensure it is safe. Observing him, you can see how much he values this mouthpiece made of plastic and metal. […]
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Puberty: What Is It? Now that you’re getting older, your body is starting to change. It’s only natural that you start looking for answers for your changing body. During puberty, one’s physical appearance undergoes a significant transformation as one transitions from a child to an adult. As children mature into men, so do their bodies […]
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What is an Adam’s Apple? Where in your body can you find it? This article discusses kids’ journey to understand what exactly an adam’s apple is. Seeing Brian, a buddy of your big brother’s, sipping water in the dugout while the team is playing baseball is an amusing moment while you’re in high school. He […]
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Jun
Jun
Are you unsure how to tell the difference between bad dreams and terrible nightmares? We’ve got the details for both, plus some great tips on how to improve your child’s sleep. Although you don’t have any memories of being scared at night as a kid, it’s a reality that youngsters have trouble sleeping at night. […]
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When a youngster refuses to go to sleep or refuses to stay in their bed, they become exhausted. That has a negative impact on their health, conduct, and learning capacity. In this article, learn more on how to help your children get the sleep they need with many smart ways to ensure they get enough […]
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They’re your dogs, your piggies, and everything in between. Your feet, by whatever name, are an integral part of who you are. Your hard-working feet sometimes start stinking. Find out what causes bad smells in the feet in this article You wouldn’t be able to stand, walk, or run without them. Your feet work so […]
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Jun
Stress is a normal reaction to challenges, life is full of those during childhood. But here are tips for parents when stress makes your children feel ill. Anxiety can cause children and teenagers to feel dizzy and “wobbly” much like adults. However, they may be unable to express this in words, and parents may be […]
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What’s the Point of Looking After My Body? As you grow older, you’ll need to learn how to care for your body correctly. Here are some great advice for boys in taking care of themselves. You’ll notice that your physical appearance will alter as you transition from a boy to a man as you grow […]
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Experts recommend it for both girls and boys. But is HPV vaccination necessary for girls who aren’t sexually active? “I’ve heard of the HPV vaccine for female teenagers as a teen. My 14-year-old daughter isn’t sexually active, so I’m not convinced she needs it. That’s a tough one.” For both girls and boys, the HPV […]
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Before considering having sex, you need to know how to protect yourself. This article is about birth control shot and how it works among many other options you can take. The Contraceptive Pill Every three months, women receive a shot of birth control to help prevent pregnancy. The progestin in the birth control shot is […]
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What is Fertility Awareness? When ovulation occurs during a woman’s monthly cycle, the release of an egg, awareness of fertility is a method of preventing pregnancy by avoiding sex at this time. If you and your significant other are hoping to have a family, you can use this method to ensure you’re having sex at […]
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Guys and girls often find themselves having thoughts of sex and attraction. For some, these feelings and ideas can be intense and confusing. In this article, learn all about sexual orientation. The sexual attraction begins in adolescence. The hormonal changes that occur during puberty are to blame. So even thinking about an attractive person can […]
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What’s the Point of Looking After My Body? When it comes to learning how to take care of yourself as a girl, you can do quite a bit to become the best version of yourself. As you grow older, you’ll need to learn how to care for your body correctly. To transition from a girl […]
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In time, the interior and outside of your body will alter. This is only part of the process of maturing. Puberty is the term given to this period of a person’s life. In this article, learn about the answers to a girl’s changing body as she experiences puberty and slowly becomes a young woman. Puberty: […]
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Honk! Squeak! What’s that all about? The trumpet is being played by a goose… What? It might be your voice if you’re going through puberty. Boys and girls both experience voice changing as they grow older, but the boys will see the most significant difference. Girls’ voices just get a little deeper as they get […]
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Knowing the date of your next period is crucial. Deducing out your period can seem like a mystery, but it doesn’t need to be this way! You won’t know when your first menstrual cycle will arrive, but it will happen sometime throughout adolescence. When you reach puberty, you begin the process of becoming an adult. […]
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It is critical that parents discuss sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) with their children and teenagers (sexually transmitted diseases). STDs can be prevented if your children are educated about how they spread. Here’s how you can talk to your children about sexually transmitted diseases. What Exactly Are Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs)? Sex-transmitted diseases, or STDs, are […]
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Parents, are you wondering how you can make your baby comfortable during shots? Here are tips to support your child before, during, & after shots. “When she’s given an injection, my baby cries excessively. Is there anything I can do to alleviate her discomfort?” There are some drawbacks to getting vaccinated, but the long-term benefits […]
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In this article, we’ll talk about when is the best time for parents to take their daughter to the Gynecologist. “Many factors come into play when it comes to my 13-year-gynecological old’s needs. Is there an ideal age at which to make this move?” According to the ACOG or American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, […]
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When your boy reaches puberty and whether or not he is a late bloomer, the age at which he stops developing has a significant impact. But when exactly does a boy’s growth stop? What to expect and a few typical strategies doctors use to forecast height are discussed by experts. Males and females grow at […]
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Jun
In this article, find out what a mom of four children with diabetes wishes you knew. Taking care of one child with diabetes is beyond my ability. Four, though? It’s inconceivable to believe that this is the case. The Hayes family in Colorado, however, lives in a world where this is a fact. Bubba and […]
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It’s hard to say whether or not there’s a “proper time” to become pregnant. You may get a variety of answers from people you question, but these moms have been there and done that, so they can tell you the truth. Ladies can get pregnant from the first menstrual period to menopause, but being pregnant […]
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Menstruation is becoming less taboo for some parents, who hold a particular party to commemorate their daughter’s first period. Would you host a period party for your daughter? It’s not exactly a new phenomenon. Parents of teenage girls are stocking up on red balloons and red velvet sweets to remove the stigma of menstruation from […]
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There are many reasons for your child’s imaginary pals. Here’s why they come, how long they stay, and how far you should play along. Experts claim that although preschoolers’ imaginary friends aren’t visible, they have several advantages. This is what parents should know about the strange creatures their children may meet on their adventures. Some […]
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When is anxiety a concern for your child? Or if they’re just a normal part of growing up? The origins, symptoms, and treatment choices for childhood anxiety disorders can all be found by doing a little research on your own. Whether it’s a dread of the dark, the start of a new school year, or […]
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What do you do when your adolescent boy or daughter hits puberty, and you’re left scratching your head over the toughest questions? The information in these 7 best books for boys who are experiencing puberty will help your teen navigate the murky waters of adolescence. All parents must begin discussing their children’s physical growth and […]
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Even having the flu shot while pregnant has not been linked to an increased incidence of autistic spectrum disorders, according to numerous research. That being the case, why do parents and expectant parents continue to be on the fence about immunizing their children? Since the late 1990s, parents have been concerned that immunizations may cause […]
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As explained by experts, the greatest method to support your child during difficult times may be to begin counseling. They also explain how to locate the best mental health practitioner near you. Find out in this article the 7 telltale signs that your kid needs therapy. Emotional abnormalities are common in children. Various factors contribute […]
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Autism, a mystery brain illness that affects youngsters, has spawned a slew of scary tales. How does autism develop? For your benefit, we enlisted the help of prominent experts from across the country. Numerous colleges are racing to discover the causes and best treatment options for this affliction. There are still a lot of unsolved […]
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According to a recent study, having “the conversation” can be difficult for parents. Leaving girls not adequately prepared to deal with puberty and the changes heading their way. I’m not exactly looking forward to the conversation when it comes to puberty. And not because I’m apprehensive about discussing breast development, their menstrual cycle, or safe […]
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Even if these advancements aren’t textbook examples, they’re the ones that make your heart flutter. Here are milestones your pediatrician won’t ask you. When it comes to learning about the developmental milestones that our children should be reaching, most of us have read hundreds of books (and even delved into the murky depths of the […]
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At first, I believed it was my 6-year-old’s habit to defiantly refuse to get dressed in the winter. But finally, my daughter’s tantrums due to her sensory processing disorder was diagnosed. What I’m doing for her is outlined here. Getting ready for the day is a struggle for one of my three children compared to […]
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In this article, we’ll talk about what parents can do in identifying and treating auditory processing disorder in their children. Some of the symptoms that children with auditory processing impairment may exhibit include difficulty concentrating in noisy environments. These warning indicators and what parents should do next can be found in this guide. How the […]
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Having sex conversations with your kids is now more critical than ever. In this article, learn more about the timing of your daughter’s menstrual cycle and pregnancy. According to a new study from Columbia University, first sexual encounters can be affected when a girl gets her period. (published in the journal PLOS ONE). There’s more, […]
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There’s plenty of talk about vaping being a safer alternative to smoking, but what do you do when your teenager is using vape? Youth experimentation with e-cigarettes is on the rise, and the risks are becoming more apparent. A mother who discovers that her child is using e-cigarettes would want to confine them in their […]
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Human papillomavirus is now the most generally sexually transmitted disease out there. That’s why both boys and girls need the HPV vaccine. Everything parents need to know about protecting their children from the human papillomavirus with the HPV vaccine is here. HPV (human papillomavirus) is the most common opportunistic sexually transmitted infection in the United […]
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A teen’s first gynecological checkup can be especially nerve-wracking because of the many questions and concerns she may have. Contrastingly, there is no reason for it to be a frightening experience! A few simple things parents can do to help their child prepare include booking the initial session and learning about the issues that may […]
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In this article, we’ll talk about what parents should have told their teens about sexual interaction early on their childgood. No matter how old I got, my parents never once brought up the subject of sex with me. In my freshman year of high school, my sex-ed class and the media provided me with the […]
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Sex education for children and teenagers should be part of a well-rounded educational program. Read what school sex education is, the importance of keeping it accessible to today’s youth, and how the topic should be discussed. It’s a constant struggle for parents to answer their children’s queries about the realities of life, from the first […]
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Every day, we look forward to receiving the email that says, “Sorry, parents, we’ll turn everything upside down once again.” In this article, we’ll talk about the Omicron variant and how it’s forcing students to return to virtual classrooms. When my girls’ Wisconsin school system announced that it would be shifting to virtual classes at […]
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In this article, we’ll talk about why the HPV vaccine is being given to my son and why it’s very important for every teens to do so. Christine Coppa‘s kid will also receive the HPV vaccine, which protects against the human papillomavirus (HPV), as part of his annual physical. My son turns 11 in August, […]
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In particular, girls’ social and emotional well-being can be jeopardized if they begin puberty before their peers. In this article, we’ll talk about what you can do to help if your daughter’s physical development is ahead of her peers. An essential part of the role of parents is to ensure that their children are well-informed […]
Behavior and Discipline, Health, Pre-teens and Teens
Can We Predict the Future of Teen Pregnancy Rates?
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The number of teen pregnancies has decreased in recent years. But can we predict the future of teen pregnancy rates? According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, teen pregnancy rates have gradually decreased in recent years (CDC). But despite this, thousands of American teenagers become pregnant each year, resulting in negative implications for […]
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The race to disseminate a Coronavirus vaccine to Americans is on, with more than 405 million coronavirus infections, including 77 million illnesses and more than 914,346 deaths in the United States, since the pandemic began. The United States is seeing the introduction of three new vaccines. All children ages 5 and up have been given […]
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Do vaccinations really cause infertility? It is because of this misunderstanding that misleading information about the COVID-19 vaccination is constantly being circulated. Find out what the experts say. Three COVID-19 vaccines (Pfizer, Moderna, and Johnson & Johnson) have been approved by the FDA for mass distribution in the United States. After more than 650,000 Americans […]
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It’s not just parents that worry about the spread of COVID-19; scientists are, too. Here are tips and tricks for your children about the Coronavirus to help them keep aware without inflicting unnecessary fear if they are concerned about recent news headlines. In light of the coronavirus, it’s understandable why you might want to avoid discussing […]
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There’s no denying that the coronavirus’s (COVID-19’s) proliferation is frightening. Every detail about COVID-19 for kids and millions of people throughout the world is included in this guide. As the coronavirus epidemic in the United States nears its two-year anniversary, fresh questions concerning the virus are being asked by parents. To keep an eye on […]
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In this article, we’ll talk about the Covid-19 pandemic and its effects on children’s mental health in the long-run. In order to protect your mental well-being, you must know this now and in the years to come. Experts believe that children are more resilient than adults, and that they are better able to bounce back […]
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Tweens and teens are often bullied because of their menstrual cycle, known as period shaming. Education and empowerment can help change that. While the term period shaming may be unfamiliar to some, you know exactly what it feels like when your period comes early, and you don’t know what to do. It’s likely that you’ve […]
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Childhood trauma can have long-term consequences, such as heart disease or substance misuse issues, in later life. According to recent findings, it may potentially hasten the aging process. In this article, we’ll be diving deeper into understanding childhood trauma’s long-term effects on our children. Childhood trauma can cause a wide range of problems in later […]
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Technology has transformed our lives, and there is no going back. According to experts from the Child Mind Institute, here are tips on how you can help your kid deal wth mental health issues that comes along with it. When we were kids, the media scene was vastly different than it is today. Even more […]
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Type 1 diabetes in youngsters is on the rise. For parents, here are tips on diagnosing and caring for children with type 1 diabetes. Type 1 vs. Type 2 Diabetes: What You Need to Know People with Type 1 diabetes have been studied by scientists. Type 1 diabetes is different from Type 2 diabetes in […]
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In the opinion of doctors, An AAP study has found that sexually transmitted illnesses and unplanned pregnancies are “major public health issues” for youth. Access to barrier protection techniques and comprehensive sex education are beneficial strategies for preventing unwanted sexual advances. That’s why in this article, we’ll talk about the reasons why teens should have […]
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CDC’s age-recommended vaccine schedule, as well as a list of the most important vaccines for children from birth to 18 years old. According to the CDC and the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), the best method to keep your child safe from harmful, avoidable diseases is to follow the pediatric immunization schedule. You should follow […]
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Your teenager needs your support if they’re expecting a baby. Here’s a parent’s guide to pregnancy in the teenage years. Since 1991, teen pregnancies have decreased every year due to greater sexual education and better access to birth control. Despite this encouraging development, many parents are concerned that their daughters will become pregnant accidentally. To […]
Health, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens
How Bullying and Suicide are Linked, and What Parents Need to Know About It
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New research shows that bullying victims are up to nine times as likely to contemplate suicide than nonvictims. Get the facts and stats how bullying and suicide are linked. Parents who have to deal with bullying in their children’s lives know all too well how distressing and frightening it can be. Realizing your child may […]
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The CDC’s newest safety guidelines includes information for students and staff to help them prepare for the newest coronavirus outbreak. Break it down like this: Parents often sigh with relief when their children return to school following the winter vacation. There are fresh feelings this year, though, because of the record-breaking spread of COVID-19. Coronavirus […]
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My daughter started to lose all her hair and goes bald due to alopecia when she was 3. It was heartbreaking to witness her struggle, but I’m determined to do all in my power to help her develop a healthy sense of self-worth as she grows older. My 3-year-old daughter, Gwen, had some of her […]
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There was no discussion of mental health in my home as a child. It wasn’t a conversation that was fostered in the Black community, which is common. I used to do things a certain way with my kids, but things have changed. In this article, we’ll talk about what parents can do in helping their […]
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You’re not alone if your 7- or 8-year-old has become depressed and tearful all of a sudden. They may be acting differently because of the effects of adrenarche on how your child manages their emotions. A little-known developmental phase known as adrenarche is to blame for my daughter’s sudden shift in behavior. Scientists have been […]
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To monitor your baby’s growth, keep an eye on his height, weight, and head circumference with this birth to 36 months baby growth charts. There is no set timetable for the growth of a newborn. It’s difficult to tell if your child is in the “average” range because of the vast range of “normal” sizes. […]
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If you’re concerned about your child’s growth, check out our growth chart to understand what to expect on height and weight gain in children. When it comes to comparing your child’s growth to that of other children her age, health experts utilize baby growth charts for boys and girls. Because of this, they are difficult […]
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Antigen tests and self-collection kits for COVID can be used by parents at home. Here’s how to utilize them and whether the results are reliable. At-home COVID tests, often known as “quick tests,” can be found at most drugstores. They are able to detect coronavirus infections without PCR testing. There will be four free fast […]
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Obesity in children is a serious health problem many parents are now facing. Nearly a tenth of children between the ages of 2 and 5 are overweight or obese, and that percentage is on the rise. This is what you can do today to avoid weight gain in the future. If you are concerned about […]