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By Marmie on October 20th, 2009
Caring for Sick Children
Helpful advice on making your sick child as comfortable as possible.
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By Marmie on October 19th, 2009
Cold and Flu in Children
Helpful hints and advice in taking care of and identifying sickness in children.
By beautygonemad on July 28th, 2009
Some Common Tantrum Triggers!
Those difficult situations for parents when a tantrum occurs. Some examples of difficult situations.
By beautygonemad on July 27th, 2009
How Much Sleep Do Our Children Need?
Helping parents understand that there is a correct amount of sleep your child needs and what it is.
By beautygonemad on July 24th, 2009
Fussy Children Refusing Food
Some advice for parents who are struggling with a fussy child.
By Mr Ghaz on July 20th, 2009
Strengthening Your Child’s Immunities
We are all born with a natural immunity to disease. However, without certain immunizations your child is much more vulnerable to some serious diseases. Vaccinations are the most reliable way to boost immunities. Here’s a brief explanation of what you can expect to find on the list..
By Mr Ghaz on January 21st, 2009
Get Your Toddler Vaccinated to Avoid Infection: Influenza
21 January 2009..Toddlers are vulnerable to influenza. The toddlers under five years old are at high risk developing serious influenza – related complications such as ear infections, bacterial pneumonia and sinus problems. Influenza vaccines are safe, well tolerated and effective as from six months of age.
By mommyknowsbest on December 11th, 2008
Mommy’s Instincts Know Best: Toddler Nutrition
Mom- trust your instincts! Do you find yourself questioning the nutrition getting to your baby or toddler? Listen to pediatricians, take your moms advice, smile when your neighbor offers unsolicited advice, but MOM, you know best! Follow your instincts.
By Sammi Wilson on June 25th, 2008
Your Children’s Temperature: Do’s and Don’ts
For every parent out there that has had that useless feeling when your child is sick. Fortunately, a temperature is very common. However, there is still some things you should know.
