Read the latest articles on child health to keep your little ones growing big and strong.
Saira Khan, TV presenter, columnist and businesswoman has announced she is to be an Ambassador for Operation Smile UK. Over 300,000 Successful Surgeries Operation Smile has provided over 300,000 successful surgeries for those born with cleft lip and cleft palate worldwide. Saira said: “It is an absolute honour to be involved with such a life-changing … Read more
Dr Andy Hepworth shares some of the key signs to look out for if you think your child has a sight problem and tips on general eye health for children.
If you’re ready to tackle the ear wax buildup in your ear, Auris Ear Care is ready and waiting to help you. They not only have experience in treating both children and adults but they have over 10 years of experience doing so as well. As important as it is to know that you need to have … Read more
As a parent, you’ll play an important role in helping your children to enjoy team activities without sports burnout by following these tips.
Finding out your child has type 1 diabetes can be a frightening discovery. The thought of having to administer insulin and create personalized diet plans may not be easy to process. Nonetheless, you should rest assured that type 1 diabetes is a manageable condition, and your child can still go on to live a happy … Read more
Learning how to help a child with autism can feel daunting. If you are a parent of a child who has recently been diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder, then you will no doubt have a lot of worries and questions. There can be a lot to take in, and learning about how autism will … Read more
We asked St Hilda’s School how can a poor diet affect learning and we surprised by what they had to say. Follow their tips to help your child’s learning ability
Specialist from MED-EL to gather his expert advice on what to do if you suspect your baby or child may be experiencing hearing problems.
If you have concerns about Autism, here are a few of the essentials to remember to avoid misdiagnosing children when they display certain behaviours.