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Are you an over-anxious parent?
Your daughter has an ongoing ear infection that hasn’t cleared after three consecutive courses of antibiotics. Your doctor says she will grow out of it, and is just prone to ear infections, but you’re not happy with this diagnosis. What do you do? We look at ways of challenging the medical profession when their reassurance…
Posted in Baby Health, Parenting styles
Tagged allergy, Child Health, Doctor, ear infection, eczema, fever, Health, illness, infection
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Babies and sore noses
Your baby’s nose is often the first thing to show signs that your baby is not well. The Common Cold What does it look like? Baby’s nose can be red, with crusty nostrils due to an increase in the normal nasal secretions. How common is it? Doctor Jeni Worden says, “Thanks to the efficient immune…
Posted in Baby, Baby Health
Tagged Antibiotic, Autoimmune diseases, baby acne, Babycare, bacterial infection, Blister, blisters, Childhood, common cold, coughs, dairy products, dehydration, ear infection, eczema, Hayfever, Impetigo, Jeni Worden, Jo Lee, Rash, Sunburn, Symptoms, tiny blisters
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Daycare does not adversely affect children
19 April, 2001 The health and development of children isn’t harmed by infant daycare or nurseries, new research suggests. The influence of daycare on children’s lives was examined in a study carried out by development psychologist, Dr Robert H Bradley, from the University of Arkansas. A group of 1,200 children, some who attended daycare and…
Posted in Childcare, News
Tagged Childcare, Day care, ear infection, illness, morning sickness, University of Arkansas, viral infection
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Milk intolerance and allergy
MILK PROTEIN ALLERGY Q: “Between one and six months my baby’s weight was consistently between the 25th and 50th centile. She is now a year old and her weight has dropped to the 9th centile. She is allergic to cow’s milk protein – while I was breastfeeding if I ate dairy products she would react…
Posted in Baby Health
Tagged allergic reaction, allergy, asthma, baby food, Coeliac disease, continued vomiting, cow's milk protein allergy, dairy products, Debbie Honer, dietician, ear infection, eczema, facial rash, food, food allergy, Food intolerance, Gastroenterology, Gluten, Jo Lee, milk, Nutrition, paediatric dietician, periodic vomiting, Sensitivities, soya products, vomiting, Wheat allergy
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Earache
Earache is a common problem in young children, but is not always caused by an ear infection. The nerve supply to the ear is shared with the throat and upper jaw and teeth, so problems there can also cause pain which is felt in the ear. The air-filled space behind the ear drum (the middle ear) is connected…
Posted in A-Z of Childhood illnesses
Tagged a-z illness - e, Baby, Ear, ear infection, earache, fever, pain, Toddler
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Daycare does not adversely affect children
19 April, 2001 The health and development of children isn’t harmed by infant daycare or nurseries, new research suggests. The influence of daycare on children’s lives was examined in a study carried out by development psychologist, Dr Robert H Bradley, from the University of Arkansas. A group of 1,200 children, some who attended daycare and others…
Posted in Childcare, News
Tagged Childcare, Day care, Daycare Trust, ear infection, illness, morning sickness, University of Arkansas, viral infection
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