Burns can happen quickly! Taking preventative measures can help, but you should also know how to treat burn injuries
Some Answers to Questions About Burns
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Primary Schooler
Sunscreen Is a School Bag Necessity
Sunscreen is often overlooked as an essential school supply, but it really is a must-have, and should be included in the school bag.
What You Need to Know About Water
We look at some basic points about this essential element
Tooth Wise and When to Visit the Dentist
We reveal a few things you may not have known about teeth
Tummy Trouble: When the Ache Sets in
Mummy-my-tummy-is-sore is a common refrain heard the world over. We look at some of the reasons and the cures for a sore stomach
Five Childhood Illness Symptoms Not to Ignore
Childhood illnesses are part of growing up. But when are symptoms treatable at home and when...
Allergies: When Food Bites Back
Many children suffer from food allergies, but they can be managed
The Right Desk
Biokineticist Sheryl Abels explains why children should be using ergonomically designed desks and chairs.
Home Emergencies: Basic First-Aid Tips
We look at five common household injuries and ways that parents can respond
Exam Time can be Stressful for the Whole Family
For families and learners, exam time is stressful, placing extra pressure on all members of the...
Essential Eyesight
Look after your child’s eyesight – problems can often be prevented by early detection and treatment.
How To Avoid Eye Strain
Tips to help your children avoid eye strain and ensure good visual health.
Beat Cervical Cancer
Aside from some lifestyle changes, there's very little one can do to prevent cancer. However,...
Prevent Cervical Cancer with the HPV Vaccine
Cervical cancer is the leading cause of cancer among women aged 15 to 44 years in South Africa....
When to Take Your Daughter to the Gynaecologist
A leading medical specialist tells us when you should take your daughter to a gynaecologist rather than a GP.
Why is my Child so Short?
Why is my child the shortest in the class. A slowing of growth can be noticed from around age two, it’s usually diagnosed when children start school and their height is compared to others their age, or at puberty when short children can become self-conscious, or subjected to teasing.
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