Pediatric eczema, usually referred to by professionals as “atopic dermatitis,” is a common skin condition that can affect infants and children alike. However, it most often appears in children around the age of 5. Over 9.6 million children in the United States alone suffer from this ailment. Pediatric eczema manifests as red, itchy, and inflamed…
From the moment your child is born, they develop knowledge and skills as they explore the world around them. Cognitive development helps your child learn language and problem-solving skills that they can use now and for future learning. Parents play an active role in promoting the cognitive development of their children. In this article, we…
Have you noticed your little one has a dry, chesty cough that keeps them up all night? If so, your child may have bronchitis. Our latest blog will explore the different symptoms, causes, and treatments for bronchitis in kids. Bronchitis happens when the large airways (bronchi) to the lungs get inflamed and produce excess mucus.…
Storytelling is as old as the human race. It’s so old, in fact, that it predates the invention of written language. Storytelling was the primary way our ancestors passed down cultural, historical, and ethical knowledge from generation to generation. The central role it played in early human culture testifies to its enduring importance and value.…
Where and whenever your baby sleeps, one factor cannot be overstated: their ability to breathe freely. Keeping an infant’s airway open is key in reducing the risk of sudden unexpected death in infancy (SUDI), which includes sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) and other fatal sleep accidents. Creating a safe sleep environment involves careful consideration of…
