Child bedwetting, also referred to as nocturnal enuresis, is defined as involuntary urination during sleep that occurs at least once a week among 4 – 7 year-old children. This phenomenon is twice as common in boys compared to girls. There are...
MoreSome children as young as 3 years old and even younger snore. As much as it can be funny, snoring at such an early age can indicate there is a medical problem that must be treated properly. Causes of child snoring Like adults, children snore when...
MoreAre you feeling nervous and incompetent? Do you lose your temper sometimes? Are you troubled by frequent feelings of guilt that you are not a good mother and maybe your child deserves more? Take a deep breath and relax – many mothers feel the...
MoreSummer time is great. There are so many activities we can do with our little one, especially going to the swimming pool or the beach if the ocean is nearby. However, it is imperative to remember that babies’ skin is highly sensitive and we must...
MoreCurrent studies support what parents have begun to understand in recent years: babywearing has clear benefits related to infants’ physical, emotional and cognitive development. Pediatricians from Canada and the United States who closely...
MoreYour baby woke up in the middle of the night with fever or with excruciating earache? You needed something to give her without delay to relieve the pain or lower her fever. Here are four drugs you should always keep at home for these kinds of...
MoreWe won’t always be able to stay close to our children to guide them and help them reach the right decisions. This is why, we do our best to make them smarter so they can cope better with the academic and personal challenges that await them later...
MoreEvery year, the average American spends $1,112 on prescription drugs, twice as high as the UK and almost three times higher than other European countries, such as Denmark or Finland. In these countries, people consume almost the same number of...
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