Summer is a common time for breakouts, rashes, and flare-ups of preexisting skin conditions. Summertime skin rashes can be caused or exacerbated by heat, sweat, insects, and UV rays. If your child has allergies or preexisting skin conditions, they may be especially susceptible to developing summertime skin rashes. Likewise, babies may experience more summertime rashes…

Intellectual disability (or ID) is an umbrella term used to describe a condition where the individual is experiencing certain limitations in cognitive functioning and skills. These limitations can include learning, communication, and social skills and can cause issues with a child’s education and development. While the effects of ID on your child’s education can be…

Rabies is a deadly virus that attacks the nerves and brain of its victims. It is crucial that any potential rabies infections are identified and treated early on before the disease has a chance to set in. For this reason, the prevention of rabies is extremely critical, even in countries like the United States, where…

Constipation is a very common problem in babies and young children. While it can be painful, it is not often serious and can usually be treated at home. In addition to home remedies, there are some healthy foods that kids can eat to help relieve constipation. Your child’s diet makes a big difference in their…

Dehydration may be common, but it can also become quite serious, especially in young children and infants. It is important for parents to know the symptoms of dehydration and know when to seek medical treatment. Many childhood illnesses such as the flu can cause dehydration due to excessive vomiting and diarrhea. When a child’s level…