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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 sienna1 on May 17th, 2009
Stuck in a Post Traumatic World
My world collided with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder in July 2006. I was a frantic mum with a 3 year old boy and twin 2 year olds. I was trying to juggle part time work and motherhood and one brisk morning 2 days after I turned 40 I made a silly mistake and decided to overtake a very slow driver. That was the last decision I made with a rational mind.
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 Maximum123 on January 14th, 2009
New Study Shows Vicks Vaporub for Toddlers Can Kill
Popular cold salve constricted narrow airways in some youngsters’ cases but maker says it’s safe. What do you think? comment with your answer.
By Ange Perdu on March 23rd, 2008
Six Common Signs of Autism
Early detection is crucial when dealing with autism. There are six common signs of an autistic child that can appear as early as infancy.
By Eureka Mom on December 6th, 2007
Pacifier vs. Thumb Sucking
Practical advise and the pros and cons associated with pacifiers and thumb sucking, from a mom who has experienced both first-hand with her children.
By kendallsmitty on October 13th, 2007
The Truth About Hand Sanitizer
The dangers of using Alcohol based hand sanitizer around small children.
By Jejeizahfaye on October 9th, 2006
How to Toddler-Proof Your Home
There are hidden hazards in your home, that you might not be aware of.
By Shergill on September 12th, 2006
Is there a case for measuring subjective wellbeing in school children? Could the happy children today be the happy adults of tomorrow.
This article is written by a researcher into subjective wellbeing. A case is made for measuring the wellbing of children in the hope that early interventions can bring about educational outcomes.
