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Urinary Tract Infection in Kids
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Child Bereavement - Death of Children
Steve Shelov MD FAAP Parenting Expert Chairman of Maimonides Infant and Children's Hospial of Brooklyn Author of "Your Baby's First Year" and "Caring For Your Baby and Young Child" from The American Acad. of...
How to Toilet Train a Child with Autism
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Early Child Development Part 4
Henry Joseph Hasson, MD Pediatric Neurologist - Children’s Hospital at Montefiore... Selecting A Child Specialist DoctorBy: Marlon Obrien | 14/11/2009 | HealthPicking a child Doctor Choosing a kid Doctor is not a simple job, given the factors that go into it. Is the doctor certified? Are they considerate to a kid's needs? Do they take your insurance ( or offer their own insurance plans for kids who aren't covered ) ? Your youngsters mean everything to you, and their health should not be compromised because their doctor is not the best he or she may be, so consider every aspect before picking somebody to take care of them. 1 ... Helping Your Child to Trust the DoctorBy: Gabriella Gometra | 11/11/2009 | ParentingWith a little common sense your child will pick up on your attitudes and be less fearful of the doctor. It is up to you, the parent, to set the tone of the visit with the pediatrician. You want your child to know that a doctor is good and has the best interests of the child at heart. Autism In Children - 6 Signs Of An Autistic ChildBy: Abhishek Agarwal | 04/01/2009 | Mental HealthParents often wander as to how to detect if the child is suffering with Autism. Here are a few symptoms that call for an evaluation for the child. Children Can Have Anxiety Too - TreatmentBy: Matthew Hick | 01/02/2007 | Non-FictionAs you may know, children often suffer from different forms of anxiety. Information on Constipation in Children –By: james sameul | 10/06/2008 | Diseases & ConditionsConstipation occurs commonly in children, affecting up to 10% at any given time. Still, only 3% of parents actually seek advice from the doctor for this condition. Constipation describes the infrequent passage of stools (bowel movements) or the passage of hard stools. Any definition of constipation depends upon comparison to how often the child normally passes stools and to the normal consistency of his or her stools. Growth Chart - Find Out How Well Your Child Is Growing.By: John Wellington | 02/12/2006 | AdviceDoctors will use a growth chart to track a child's growth and monitor how he or she is growing in relationship to other children. Diagnosing and Treating Acid Reflux in ChildrenBy: Andrew Bicknell | 23/01/2009 | Diseases & ConditionsEvery year millions of adults suffer the affects of gastro esophageal reflux disease or GERD for short. But what most people don't realize is that acid reflux in children is also a very common problem. Just like an adult if a child's GERD is left untreated a whole multitude of problems can occur, including esophageal damage, trouble breathing, larynx damage, and an increased chance of cancer of the esophagus. Children Snore Too And It Can Be SeriousBy: Mike Herman | 12/07/2006 | Non-FictionWhile many children do snore on occasion, if they have a cold, an allergy, a respiratory infection or simply a stuffy nose etc., and while it is abnormal for children to have loud and regular snoring,
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