Why Should I Vaccinate My Child?

By administering vaccines, we introduce into the body the microorganism (virus or bacterium) in a killed or weakened form, or a part of it (an…

What Should Your Home Medicine Cabinet Contain?

Having a well-stocked home medicine cabinet is essential, especially when you have infants or young children. It allows you to promptly address issues…

What Are Growth Curves and How Important Are They?

Growth curves are developed from a child’s body measurements and pertain to three parameters: body weight, length (for children under 2 years old) or…

Toddler Nutrition: Transitioning to the Family’s Food

After your child’s first birthday (12 months and older), he/she moves from infancy into toddlerhood. This phase is particularly important for the…

The First Days with a Newborn at Home

The arrival of a new family member is one of the happiest moments in our lives. The first days remain forever etched in the minds and hearts of…

Rashes Caused by Insect Bites: How Dangerous Are They and How Are They Treated?

Rashes can occur as an allergic reaction following an insect bite or sting from mosquitoes, bees, etc. They are very common during the summer months…

Premature Babies: What You Need to Know

A baby is considered premature if it is born before the 37th week of pregnancy. Pregnancy typically lasts about 40 weeks and a newborn is considered…

Infant Nutrition: Basic Guidelines

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How to Choose a Diaper for Your Baby and the Main Steps of Changing It

If you consider that your baby spends the entire day in a diaper until around 2–2.5 years of age, you will realize how important it is to choose the…

Growing Up with a Pet

Children often become excited from the very first moment they encounter a small animal, and parents may face their child’s immediate request to get a…

Gastroesophageal Reflux: Causes, Symptoms and Management

Gastroesophageal reflux is defined as the backward flow of part of the stomach’s contents into the esophagus. It’s a common and partly normal…

Transitioning from Diapers to the Potty: How Does It Happen?

The transition from diapers to the potty can sometimes be a source of stress and concern for parents. They may wonder at what age their child should…