Health, Growth and Development Archive

Who doesn’t worry about the health of their kids? We need our kids to be healthy and active. So the food that a child eats will be a priority in terms of keeping them fit and strong. If you really want your baby to ...Read More

Vitamin D as we all know is also called the sunshine vitamin. It is nutrient that is hard to come by in one’s normal diet, but can be obtained from sun exposure. Vitamin D is a group of nutrients that helps the body absorb ...Read More

As a parent you will soon experience this if you’ve haven’t already – your baby’s ankles are suddenly peeping out of those adorable little jeans you just got. Those tiny little arms suddenly seem longer than they were and the cute little tummy now ...Read More

As a parent you obviously want that your child should not only eat healthy, but also that he or she develops healthy eating habits that last them a lifetime. It is important to give a healthy start to your child because healthy eating helps ...Read More

That inflamed skin in the diaper area with the rashes, and the reddened and cracked skin is very troublesome for your baby and perhaps heartbreaking for you the parent as well. Diaper or nappy rash is a common childhood ailment that infants could suffer ...Read More

One of the most common brain disorders of childhood is ADHD or Attention Hyperactivity Disorder. Most typically characterized by difficulty in concentrating, unfocused and uncontrolled behavior, social difficulties and an inability to complete tasks, ADHD can continue through the teenage years and adulthood. So, ...Read More

Cerebral Palsy is a term used to refer to a group of disorders that result in physical disability with regard to body movements. Depending upon the area of the brain that is damaged, it is classified as ataxic, spastic, dyskinetic/athetoid and mixed. It may ...Read More

Starting your baby on solids is an important milestone. It means that your baby will now have a need for more calories and more nutritional variety. For the first 4 to 6 months of life, a baby needs nothing except breast milk or formula. ...Read More