A Quick Guide on How to Treat ADHD Naturally

Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, or ADHD, is a condition that can have a massive impact on your child’s development, success at school, and relationships with others. We have put together this quick guide on how to treat ADHD naturally to help you understand the symptoms and some of the options available.

Symptoms

The symptoms vary from person to person and can come on at any age. However, there are a few warning signs that might indicate that your child has ADHD. These include:

• Self-focused behavior
• Lack of focus (meaning they struggle to stay on task or avoid tasks altogether)
• Emotional problems (such as being quick to anger or struggling to express themselves)
• Fidgeting
• Difficulty in waiting for turns (or excessive interruption)
• Forgetfulness

Many of these behaviors are common in most kids at some point, but it is a cause for concern when these behaviors are consistently causing problems at school or at home. Read more here...

Keeping the Dreaded Cold at Bay: Tips for Preventing and Treating the Common Cold

This time of the year is associated with the common cold and the flu. Even though the cold can strike at any time of the year, it can have a much more marked effect during the cold winter months. While it is difficult to protect your child from getting a cold completely, there are some things you can do to reduce the risk.

Despite your best efforts, your child may still get a cold, and they will feel miserable as a result. Therefore, it always helps to be prepared for that eventuality. So read on for some useful tips to prevent and treat the common cold. Read more here...

Figuring Out What the Problem Is: Strep Throat vs. Sore Throat

A sore throat can be a real pain and may leave your little one feeling grouchy. However, not all sore throats are created equal, and some can be symptoms of other conditions. In some cases, the sore throat may be down to environmental factors, while at other times, it may point to a more severe condition like strep throat or tonsillitis.

When your child starts complaining about a sore throat, you should take action immediately. There are several things you can do to minimize the symptoms, but before you do, it is essential to understand the difference between strep throat and a sore throat. Read more here...

Top Tips to Help Comfort Your Child After Bug Bites and Itchiness

At some point in your kid’s life, they are going to complain about some form of insect bite, which will irritate their skin. In the vast majority of cases, simple home care solutions will put your little one at ease. However, there are times when a bite may lead to a medical emergency, so it is best to know what to do in every eventuality.

We have prepared this quick guide to identify whether your child has been bitten.  Hopefully, these tips will help you treat and comfort your child after bug bites and itchiness. Read more here... 

A Parent’s Guide: Diabetes Guidelines for Children

Diabetes is a chronic illness which can affect people of all ages. In the past, kids only really suffered from Type-1, but over the past decade, there has been an alarming increase in the number of kids suffering from Type-2.

Prevention is the best form of cure concerning Type-2, but despite the sheer volume of people suffering from this disease, many people are still unaware of how their lifestyles can have a negative impact on their health. A diagnosis of diabetes in children can be traumatic for all the family. Therefore, hopefully, these diabetes guidelines for children will increase your awareness of this condition and help you should your little one start displaying symptoms. Read more here...

Keeping Little Ones Safe: 5 Tips of Germ Prevention

Kids of all ages just love sharing their germs with one another, and schools are notorious breeding grounds for all manner of nasties. This time of the year is particularly dangerous as the cold and flu are in full force. While it is impossible to protect your kid from every type of bug, there are things you can do to help prevent contact with germs.

It is a team effort to reduce the spread of germs at home and at school, and you should raise awareness with your kids as soon as you think they are ready. To get you started, these 5 tips of germ prevention will help keep your little ones safe during the winter. Read more here...

A Quick Introduction to Childhood Cancer

Childhood cancer is much rarer than in adults, seeing much fewer cases every year in the US. Just like in adults, cancer can affect any part of the body, and the survival rate will be determined by how quickly it is caught.

According to recent statistics from the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO), about 10,590 kids under 15 and 5,000 adolescents aged 15-19 will be diagnosed with some form of cancer. Thankfully, these figures represent a small fraction of the population, with the survival rates increasing all the time due to advances in medical treatments. Read more here...