Out of all the valuable people in our lives, our children would have to be at the top of our list. Yes, they can be a handful at times, but they are our very pride and joy, the ones who will carry on our legacy and the ones who will always make us proud. As …
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Children have much lower pain tolerance levels than adults, which is why minor injuries can already make them wince in pain. While parents are trained not to panic when their children throw tantrums over pain, it’s worth considering the opposite end of the spectrum. Since children are less used to pain signals, they can be …
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Kids often love to stay active. Unfortunately, this can sometimes mean getting injured unexpectedly. Fortunately, you can treat some injuries, like a minor scrape or cut, at home. But what must you do when your child comes down with a broken bone? How to Know Your Child Has a Broken Bone With older kids, it …
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Often, children go through phases in which they may seem unable to control their emotions. They may regularly throw tantrums, act unseemly, or continuously defy convention. For most children, this is merely a quick transition as they grow older and mature. For other kids, however, this pattern of behavior may prove detrimental to their social …
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Urinary tract infection (UTI) may probably be one of the most uncomfortable conditions a child may have to go through. While there are indeed many illnesses our children can contract, this one definitely ranks high up on the list due to its ability to inflict pain. As a parent, this is devastating and worrisome, much …
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Throughout our daily lives, we continuously lose water and minerals. We do so when we cry, sweat, use the toilet, or even breathe. Water also evaporates through our skin constantly. However, we get to replace it as we eat and drink. It’s easier for adults to maintain this balance, but children have a higher metabolic …
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An asthma diagnosis can be frightening for any family, but it can be terrifying for families with children who participate in sports. Is it possible for my child to participate in sports at all? What can I do to help prevent attacks if they can? In the event of an attack, what supplies should they …
Children with Asthma: Can They Run Track and Be Athletes? Read More »
Kids are naturally fidgety and active. No matter how hard you try, they won’t stay in one place. For this reason, it’s essential to leave them be because they can discover many things. However, it’s also necessary to keep an eye on them so that they won’t be in danger of being hurt. Some kids …
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Letting your children play outdoors is a great way to keep them happy and healthy. However, as the sun heats up and the flowers bloom, insects start to get more active while your kids enjoy basking in the sun. When this happens, your little ones may find themselves getting bitten by these insects. Insect bites …
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Young children are no strangers to stomachache. This abdominal pain can be caused by constipation or overeating. However, there are times when it can be a sign of more serious health concerns, like appendicitis, poisoning, or bladder infections. Because of this, it can be difficult to determine whether or not it’s time to see a …
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