Upset tummies and messy diapers are part and parcel of raising a young child. Children younger than five are at higher risk of developing the symptoms of food poisoning, as their digestive and immune systems aren’t as developed as older kids and adults. In this post, we will look closer at what causes food poisoning…
Cytomegalovirus (CMV) is a common virus that can affect people of all ages. It is part of the herpes group of viruses, and a CMV infection usually has mild symptoms. While the CMV virus stays in your body for a lifetime, it is rarely severe in healthy kids and adults. However, if the mother gets…
From the moment your child is born, they start moving towards developmental milestones as they learn new skills and how to do things independently. These milestones can range from learning to hold objects to emotional development. There are many guidelines regarding when you can expect your child to reach certain milestones. That said, no two…
Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is very common and causes symptoms such as trouble breathing. It is very infectious, and almost all kids get infected with it by the time they are two years old. Babies born prematurely or with existing heart, lung, or immune system problems are more at risk of developing severe symptoms. Read…
Candy and chocolate bars are often rewarded for good behavior or as a special treat on a shopping trip. It tastes good and usually puts a smile on the faces of kids and adults alike! However, a diet heavy in sugar can cause health problems. In this post, we will explore how sugar impacts children’s…
