Parents should be aware of the facts about this multi-aceted and sometimes fatal disease, but health authorities claim there is no need for panic
Parents should be aware of the facts about this multi-aceted and sometimes fatal disease, but health authorities claim there is no need for panic
Hearing that your child might benefit from occupational therapy is not easy, but it might be exactly what they need
February often marks the beginning of “wart season”, when children are more likely to develop warts due to increased interaction with classmates, sport fields, playgrounds and communal areas.
Anxiety is a normal human emotion, but it can become overwhelming and debilitating, especially for children. Here’s how to support children who display anxiety.
We look at the rising incidents of developmental disorders among South African children and offer expert advice on how to tackle the issue.
A look at the many faces of attention deficit disorder (ADD) and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).
The story of a boy with dwarfism who manages to stand tall and dream big
Despite how common it is, bedwetting remains largely misunderstood.
For busy parents, this vaccination guide provides everything you need to know about vaccinations in South Africa for 2025.
Highly Sensitive Children (HSC) can be different from their peers and quite confusing to their parents. Family therapist and social worker, Talya Ressel provide five helpful strategies in dealing with HSC.
What would happen if, at the tender age of eight, puberty interrupted your child’s carefree years? Here’s how to understand precocious puberty
Both parents and children need to have a peaceful night’s sleep. A large part of achieving this...
Ensuring healthy growth and development in children requires a focus on balanced nutrition. Children need a variety of essential vitamins and nutrients to thrive during their formative years.
Iron is an essential nutrient. It is indispensable at every stage of human growth, but its impact is most profound during childhood.
A few small changes to your child’s bedroom will make for a better night’s sleep
You don’t have to sneeze, wheeze or scratch your way through life
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