Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) is a heartbreaking tragedy that affects thousands of families every year. While the exact cause of SIDS is unknown, there are several steps that parents and caregivers can take to reduce the risk of SIDS and other sleep-related deaths. In...
In today's digital age, screens are everywhere. Children have access to screens at home, at school, and even in the palm of their hands. While screens can be useful tools for learning and entertainment, excessive screen time can have negative effects on children's health. Here's...
As parents, one of the most important decisions we make is selecting the right pediatrician for our children. A child's pediatrician plays a key role in providing essential care during their formative years and can set them up for a lifetime of good health. At Continuum...
It is common for babies to spit up after a meal, and there is nothing to worry about. But sometimes, continued and frequent spitting up combined with other symptoms can indicate that your baby has acid reflux or GERD. In babies, GERD is usually the result...
Colds are a common occurrence among toddlers. Many healthy children catch between 8 and 10 colds and other viral infections during the first two years of their life, where the symptoms last up to 10 or more days. The good news is that the common...
Every parent has experienced their toddler hitting. Hitting can be a stressful and anxiety-provoking experience for many parents, but it is important to know that this behavior is not your fault. The “hitting stage” is a normal part of your toddler’s development and is often...
Many parents want their babies to stay close to them and that is why they sleep with them in the same bed. This is known as co-sleeping where the baby and the parents are in close physical proximity. While parents want their babies to sleep...
Although it is vital to get quick treatment for your child's fever, in most cases it is not very dangerous, since you should also measure their temperature correctly. Most children might develop a fever after getting vaccinated, which might worry their parents. So, what counts as...
Children can get many vaccines during various developmental periods, especially as infants and toddlers. However, some immunizations can result in side effects, such as a fever. Parents might want to give their young ones medications to relieve them of the fever, but there are complications. However,...
Children with vision problems might find it difficult to focus on their studies or relevant activities. Experts believe that undiagnosed vision problems among children can make it difficult for them to learn new things. So how can parents know about their children's vision problems, and what...