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  • How to Draw a Genetic Pedigree Chart

    A pedigree chart is a mapping of a family tree that focuses specifically on whether or not members of the family have a genetic variation. The chart enables you to determine whether a trait is...

  • How to Evaluate ADHD in Babies

    Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) affects 3 to 5 percent of children in the world, causing heightened inattentiveness, impulsivity and energy. These symptoms lead to the child having...

  • Side Effects of Being a Down Syndrome Baby

    According to Arlene Eisenberg, Heidi Murkoff and Sandee Hathaway, authors of "What to Expect the First Year," Down syndrome affects about 1 in 800 babies. An extra chromosome in their DNA causes a...

  • Early Identification of Infants at Risk for Developmental Disabilities

    Infants may be at risk of developmental disabilities. Children born premature or born with genetic conditions such Down's syndrome or Fragile X syndrome are at an increased risk of having...

  • Dosing Guidelines for Infant Tylenol

    Having a sick child is extremely difficult. For parents of infants, the worry and frustration may be even worse. Tylenol manufactures a brand of Tylenol geared toward soothing the pain and fever...

  • Hib Vaccine Risks Vs. Hib Disease

    Hib disease is caused by the Haemophilus influenzae bacterium and typically strikes young children. Although the Hib vaccination is on the American Academy of Pediatrics' recommended childhood...

  • Infant Cochlear Implant Surgery Risks

    Between two to four of every 1,000 Americans are deaf, including many children, according to Gallaudet University. If your baby is born entirely or mostly deaf, at some point you'll probably be...

  • Tooth Care for Babies

    When babies are between 4 months and 7 months old, their first teeth appear in their mouths. When they are teething, many infants feel pain in their gums. Children's baby teeth continue to come in...

  • Oral Thrush in Children

    Oral thrush in a child produces a yeast infection in the mouth and throat. A thrush infection is normally found in infants and young children, but it will also occur in older children and adults...

  • Dangers of Tylenol for Infants

    Tylenol is a readily available medicine appropriate for treating a variety of illnesses and discomforts in babies and children. Tylenol has few side effects and is safe when instructions are...

  • How to Keep Children Safe from Doctor Office Germs

    Children spend a lot of time in the doctor's office, well and sick. Small children will have several checkups before it's time to begin school. How do you protect your children from getting sick,...

  • How to Lower the Risk of RSV

    RSV, also known as respiratory syncytial virus is very dangerous for babies, especially those born prematurely, or those with lung or heart problems. RSV usually occurs in children under the age...

  • Behavioral Alternatives for Early Childhood Development

    Behavior problems during early childhood development are often the result of chemical imbalances or conditions like Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. Often, doctors who diagnose these...

  • Baby Health Information

    All mothers naturally worry about the health of their child or children. New mothers, especially, may have concerns about different aspects of their baby's health. These may include whether to...

  • How to Keep Children Safe When Taking a Bath in The Bathtub

    A lot of small children like bath time, because the child enjoys splashing in the water, soap bubbles, and pouring water form one place in the bathtub to another. Too many unintentional drowning...

  • How to Get Your Children More Vitamin D

    There is a new study out stating that millions of American children are not getting enough Vitamin D. Many concerned parents are wondering if their child is one of the statics. If you think your...

  • When to Take the Pacifier Away From a Baby

    Many parents worry about their new baby beginning a pacifier habit. However, using a pacifier can be beneficial for babies. Not only does it provide the baby with comfort, it also may prevent...

  • Kidney Stones in Children

    Kidney stones, also known as nephrolithiasis or urolithiasis, were once thought to be a middle-age disease, but are now affecting children as young as five. Kidney stones in children are now...

  • How to Determine if a Child Needs the Swine Flu Vaccine

    Swine flu has reached pandemic proportions and it is affecting children at much greater numbers than adults. Swine flu, also known as H1N1, spread rapidly through many summer camps and is...

  • Medications for a Hyperactive Child

    Doctors are not sure what triggers hyperactivity and the development of ADHD, also known as Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. Thorough observations are performed to evaluate a child's...

  • Sinus Infections in Young Children

    Sinus infections in young children are a result of the buildup and takeover of bacteria in the sinus cavities surrounding the nose, causing an infection in the sinuses. Many children develop sinus...

  • How to Understand Whether Kid's Cough Syrups Are Safe

    It’s a fact of life that children get coughs and colds, and a bad cough can reduce the quality of a child’s sleep and make it difficult for the whole family to rest. With so many cough syrups...

  • Cold Treatment for Children

    The cold virus can be caused by over 200 different viruses. School-age children are exposed to different cold viruses continually in the classroom. According to Baby Center, children typically...

  • How to Treat Fevers In Children

    Fevers can put you at risk for dehydration, and at high enough temperatures, brain damage or even death. For children, the risk is especially high; their bodies cannot handle high temperatures as...

  • How to Prevent Colds in Babies

    Babies are very susceptible to colds. The American Academy of Pediatrics stated that babies catch approximately 8 to 10 colds within the first 2 years of life. There are ways you can lower your...

  • Staph Infection Causes in Infants

    The bacteria that cause staph (Staphylococcus aureus) infections live on our bodies and are prevalent. Sometimes the bacteria invade our skin through an abrasion or cut, causing an infection....

  • Signs of Allergies in Children

    Allergies in children can be caused by anything from peanuts to playing outside in the pollen to getting a sting from a bee. Allergies can come from things as common as laundry detergent...

  • Main Causes of Stress in Children

    Kids may not have to pay the bills, support a family or be on time to work, but they do experience stress, and it does affect their lives just as strongly as adults' lives. If your child suddenly...

  • What Is the Hib Shot?

    Hib disease is a disease that is spread by bacterium that can be very dangerous. It has between a 2 and 5 percent mortality rate and can cause meningitis. Babies are given Hib shots to prevent...

  • Signs of Autism in Babies

    Historically, doctors have been unable to diagnose autism--a developmental disorder characterized by social and communication difficulties--in children under 2 or 3 years of age. However, recent...

  • How to Protect Your Children and Prevent Accidental Poisoning

    National Poison Prevention week is March 15-22nd of March. Protecting your children from accidental poisoning can be maximized by following these safety guidelines.

  • How to Protect Your Children from Lead Poisoning

    Amazingly, protecting your children from lead requires constant vigilance. Although our country stopped using lead, the poorer countries that manufacture our products often use lead cores or lead...

  • How to give a child Motrin

    After calling your child's doctor, you have decided to give your child Motrin for whatever reason. Some children don't take medicine very well, and here are some tips for making it go down easier.

  • How to Protect your Child from Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV)

    RSV is a virus that produces symptoms that mimic a cold, but it can be much more serious. The virus is spread through common means such as kissing, touching, coughing and sneezing. It can survive...

  • How to Sleep Through the Night With Your Baby

    Children who sleep through the night are easier to raise and have happier more rested parents during the daytime. If you are a new parent or struggling with an older child, here are some tips to...

  • How to Remember to Remove Your Baby from the Car

    I am heartbroken each time I watch the news and learn that another parent has forgotten their baby in the car and returned to find that something horrible has happened. I will be a parent soon...

  • How to Know Whether to Immunize a Child

    One of the most important decisions you can make about your child's health is to vaccinate or not to vaccinate. Parents tend to immunize their children without truly taking the time to look at all...

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