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Dr. Ritika Shah is a certified lactation counsellor (CLC) fromiNational Health Care Academy, Singaporeand a dental surgeon with more than seven years of clinical experience across various cities in India. She did her graduation in Dentistry fromKM Shah Dental College.During her clinical practice, pediatric dentistry was her particular area of interest, and she constantly thrived to inculcate the latest advancements in the field of dentistry into her practice. She also holds a certificate in lactation counselling from iNational Health Care Academy, Singapore.
Dr. Shah's deep interest in the well-being of babies and children made her take up writing. With over three years into writing, she writes on the general health and well-being of children, in addition to dental-related and lactation topics.
沙阿博士第一次当妈妈,理解了ggles and joys of parenting. In addition to research-backed evidence, she tries to include her own experiences and that makes her articles personalized for the readers. In her free time, she takes up gardening, driving, and playing strategy board games.
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Taking care of twins can get tiresome and overwhelming at times, but their happy and smiling faces at the end make all of that worth it. If you are wondering how to approach twin baby care, the simple answer will be to double everything. Double the effort and care! You just need some smart organizing […]
How do you know if your child needs braces? At what age do kids get braces? How do braces work for children? What are the various types of braces? How much do braces cost? How long should the child wear braces? What to feed a child with braces? How to care for a child’s braces? […]
When your child gets hurt, one of the questions that may arise in your mind is if it will leave a scar. So, we have listed scar treatments in children to help you get a better understanding. While some scars in children are minor and fade away with time, others may stay for a longer […]
Oral thrush in babies is a bacterial infection of the mouth that can sometimes be seen in the crotch and buttock region, leading to diaper rashes. It results in white patches that can cause considerable discomfort. Infants of varying ages may be affected by it and can be treated safely upon timely diagnosis. So, here’s […]
Teething in babies occurs when the baby’s first tooth comes out through the gums. Although it adds to their cuteness and makes us adore them even more, it may not be as enjoyable for the baby. Parents constantly worry about when their baby will get their first tooth, especially the pain and fussiness it mostly […]
Allergies in children are a common occurrence. The most common trigger that causes allergies are pollens, dust particles, certain food items, medicines etc. An allergy can be defined as the immune system’s reaction to an unknown or foreign substance. Usually, allergies can be treated with the help of medication and simple home remedies. However, in […]
Hair loss in teenage girls is not a common occurrence. The American Academy of Dermatology (AAD) states that losing about 50 to 100 strands of hair per day is a natural occurrence (1). However, it is not the same for teenagers. The most common causes for hair loss during teenage include genetic factors, underlying medical […]
Cases of hair loss in children account for about three percent of the visits to the pediatrician, as stated by the American Hair Loss Association (AHLA). Although it is common for children to lose their temporary hair overtime before the growth of permanent hair, losing hair at an increased rate and the appearance of bald […]
How to get rid of teenage pimples naturally? Teenage acne or pimples are common problems among most teens that might affect their self-confidence. Pimples are small red bumps that are often seen in the face, caused due to clogged pores, oily skin, or bacterial buildup on the skin cells. They can often be treated with […]
An allergy is defined as a chronic skin condition that occurs due to the immune system’s abnormal response to an allergen or an unknown substance. Skin allergies in babies might be caused due to food, bites, stings, or adverse reactions to medicines (1). The common areas where allergies occur include the nose, skin, eyes, and […]
Sinus infection in babies, flu, or common cold is mainly the common reason behind the stuffy nose and other similar symptoms, but they may also result from a non-allergic rhinitis (1). In these symptoms, the tissue lining of the nasal cavity and the sinus regions get swollen due to the blood vessels’ inflammation that occurs […]
Dog bites in children are common as they are often not careful to stay away from an aggressive or confused dog. They may try to get close and play with the animal, but the dog could attack to defend its puppies or out of fear. You need to teach your child how to deal with […]
Soy is a protein-rich legume capable of triggering allergies in babies (1). It is important to identify the symptoms of soy allergy in babies as early as possible. Soy proteins are treated as pathogens by the immune system of people with soy allergies. It releases antibodies (immunoglobulin E or IgE) to fight the allergen, leading […]
Dog, cat or other animal allergies may affect 10 to 20% of people worldwide and are public health concerns (1). Dog allergy in babies may be due to the fur the dogs shed and their dead skin, saliva, or urine. As a result, some parents may postpone adopting pets until their children turn older. However, […]
皮肤干燥是一种常见的儿童可能的问题cause itchiness and skin irritation. The condition may worsen during winters due to reduced moisture content in the air, and the child may have to use a moisturizer multiple times a day. Dry skin, also called xerosis, may have several causes, such as extremes of […]
Watery discharge from the eyes can cause eyelids to become sticky. Generally, sticky eyes in infants are associated with the presence of white or yellowish crust along the corners of the eyelids. The condition, though common, may cause irritation, blurry vision, and discomfort to the infant as their eyes seem to be glued shut. Keep […]
A pink eye in babies may result from an infection or allergy and is known as conjunctivitis. Often, conjunctivitis may resolve on its own, and medical treatment is usually not required. The best way to prevent the condition from affecting your baby’s eyes is by avoiding the causative factors. Continue reading this post as we […]
Nat was staring at the teacher and continuously blinking her right eye. Her teacher just thought she was being silly and didn’t pay much attention. Another time, the teacher saw Nat constantly grimacing at another student. This time, she was worried as that was not normal behavior for Nat, who is usually friendly and polite […]
婴儿的口腔溃疡是常见的,通常克丽r up on their own. They are small and painful sores that appear on either the inside of the lips, cheeks, and tongue or on the floor of the mouth (1). Having an ulcer can be a painful experience and make the baby cranky. They also give […]
A bald spot while combing your child’s hair can make you greatly worried and anxious. It may seem unusual, but baldness may develop in children, a condition known as pediatric alopecia. There are various causes of alopecia in children, with alopecia areata (AA) being the most common form. The following post addresses all the questions […]
Since most bacterial activity occurs in the mouth, nose, or teeth, bad breath is prevalent in all ages (1). It’s a popular terminology for halitosis, an oral health problem. Bad breath in toddlers can be caused by various factors, which may signal an underlying medical issue or poor oral hygiene. Read on to learn about […]
Tuberculosis (TB) is a highly infectious airborne disease caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis (1). Tuberculosis in babies, similar to adults, primarily affects the lungs and is termed pediatric tuberculosis (for all children aged 15 years and below). However, babies and young children are highly prone to acquire life-threatening types of tuberculosis and other respiratory infections. Read […]
Teeth grinding in babies and toddlers is a common occurrence. Also known as bruxism, you may often find your toddler grinding their teeth in the middle of the night. While clenching or grinding teeth is a common form of expression in adults to show anger or anxiety, this action may alarm you if it is […]
Babies have narrow nasal passages, which may often cause difficulty in breathing. If you are looking for ways to clean your baby’s nose, reading this post might help. Initially, newborns follow obligate nasal breathing, so it would be uneasy when they have a stuffy nose. Hence, it is important to ensure you clean their nasal […]
Sty in babies appears as a swelling on the eyelid. It happens due to various reasons, such as blocked sweat glands or hair follicle infection. The condition may temporarily affect the vision of the baby. However, it is self-limiting and does not usually need any medical treatment. Nevertheless, it is important to consult a doctor […]
Gums are the soft tissue in the mouth that may swell occasionally. Swollen gums in babies are primarily caused by teething. However, there may be other reasons, such as an injury or infection. Although swelling in gums due to teething is normal and does not need treatment, swelling because of issues such as cysts may […]
Dark circles under baby eyes are generally uncommon. However, they may not indicate a cause of concern, even if the condition is present. Most dark circles are not caused by poor health or infant sleep deprivation (1). Instead, some babies may have them due to the thin and sensitive skin around the eyes or because […]
Is it safe to wear a bra during breastfeeding? Many nursing mothers are curious to know the answer to this question. Breastfeeding is an important phase after childbirth. It brings considerable changes to the size and texture of a woman’s breasts. This change often results in changes in your bra size, and your previous regular […]
Warts are benign growths on the skin caused due to a virus called the Human Papillomavirus (HPV). Although a bit unsightly, warts are usually harmless. Children are more prone to infections than adults, and hence more vulnerable to being affected by the virus that causes warts (1). Normally warts are not painful, but the ones […]
Nursing mothers prefer nursing pillows, also known as feeding pillows or nursing cushions, to make breastfeeding easier and more comfortable. A breastfeeding mother’s feeding cushion is a U-shaped pillow that goes around her waist. During breastfeeding time, these pillows support the mother’s back, spine, and neck. In this post, we discuss why a feeding cushion […]
Sandifer syndrome in babies is a rare gastrointestinal disorder associated with gastroesophageal reflux (GER) and other symptoms such as abnormal head position or abnormal movements of the head, neck, and upper part of the trunk (1). These unusual neck movements may be misdiagnosed as an . However, it is not a neurological condition, and it […]
Nausea can be defined as a queasiness in the stomach that is accompanied by an involuntary urge to vomit. Episodes of nausea in children and adolescents are not uncommon (1) (2). Nausea is not a disease but a complex symptom of various underlying conditions and can be managed at homes for some children. Read this […]
Diaper rash in babies, also called diaper dermatitis, occurs on the diaper-covered skin of infants and neonates and is painful and inflamed (1). For some babies, a fungus called candida, commonly known as yeast, may infect the rash, resulting in a yeast diaper rash. So, read this post to know more about the causes, symptoms, […]
Styes are a common eye infection usually seen at the eyelash base and resemble a pimple. Also known as a hordeolum, they may grow inside or outside the eyelid. Stye in children are not contagious and usually fade away on their own, or you can follow some home care tips to treat them. However, medical […]
Potty training takes time and patience to help your child feel comfortable and confident. All children learn to use the toilet sooner or later. While some children learn it earlier, the timing differs for each child. So, we have compiled some tips on how to potty train a three-year-old. Moreover, you may want to know […]
There are several techniques parents may use when potty training their children. The 3-day potty training method has gained popularity in recent times. However, like all other potty training methods, the success of this method also depends on the child’s physical and emotional readiness. Learn more about the three-day potty training, preparing for the three-day […]
A splinter is a tiny fragment of an object, such as plastic, wood, glass, or other material that penetrates the skin and stays embedded, causing pain. Since the pain can be bothersome for a child, you might be looking for ways to remove a splinter from a child’s skin. Although splinters aren’t a cause for […]
Onychocryptosis or ingrown toenails in kids is a common nail disorder where instead of growing outwards, the toenail begins to grow into the skin surrounding the nail. Since this ingrowth cuts the skin, the affected area can get infected and inflamed, causing pain and discomfort severe enough to impact a child’s daily activities. However, if […]
Ringworm in kids is a common fungal skin infection that causes itchy, red rash rings to form around the normal skin. It commonly occurs in hot and humid climates, affecting people across ages, including children. There are several types of ringworms that are caused by dermophytes, fungi types that inhibit the skin, hair, and nailbeds. […]
Tooth discoloration in children is a common dental concern where a child’s tooth or teeth lose their natural white hue, turning creamy ivory, yellow, brown, or gray. Change in tooth color can be worrisome for parents. However, rest assured that not all tooth or teeth color changes indicate a problem. Yet, being a parent, knowing […]
Dandruff in kids is a common skin condition that causes tiny, white flakes to shed off from the scalp. These tiny flakes are dead cells that fall off from the uppermost layer of the skin (1). Though common in children, dandruff, also called , can affect infants, teens, and adults. Generally, children with oily skin […]
Molluscum contagiosum in children is a common viral skin infection that causes tiny skin-colored or pink bumps to appear on the child’s skin. The infecting virus stays inside these bumps and is mildly contagious. The bumps are painless, but they may be itchy and bothersome. Usually, these bumps clear over time, but you can use […]
Grimacing or mouthing in babies is defined as a contact of an object with the baby’s lips, tongue, or mouth (1). According to experts, it is a common behavior that a baby can have an oral fixation during infancy as they put everything in their mouths. Be it their hands, a toy, blanket, or teether, babies […]
Most healthy babies are born with well-developed ears, but they can’t hear properly at birth. So, when do babies start hearing after birth? Well, babies are born with a certain hearing ability that improves over several months to reach a level where the baby can hear clearly and gauge the range of sounds. During this […]
Eucalyptus oil is a popular essential oil used in natural medicine to treat ailments, such as cold, cough, flu, and bronchitis (1). It is also found in several over-the-counter (OTC) products like mosquito repellents. But is eucalyptus oil safe for babies to treat or manage any of the concerns mentioned above? How much oil you […]
Discoloration of teeth in babies and toddlers can be worrisome for parents. However, it is a common problem and can be cured if identified early. The teeth may become off-white, gray, yellow, or brown for various reasons. For example, oral hygiene, certain medications, or physical conditions can cause teeth discoloration, and resolving the underlying causes […]
In most women, jaw pain in pregnancy may indicate temporomandibular joint dysfunction (TMD). Temporomandibular joints (TMJ) are located on each side of the face, and it connects the lower jaw to the skull. Various and disorders can affect the TMJ and lead to severe pain during talking and mastication (1). Pregnancy-induced jaw pain and dental […]
Digestive problems in babies are common. But these issues are tough to identify since babies may show a number of symptoms ranging from spitting food, lack of appetite, vomiting, diarrhea, or constipation. Most babies look restless and fussy during digestive issues. It is recommended to seek pediatric care for babies behaving unusually or crying since […]
Symptoms of most viral and bacterial infections in babies may look similar, but the treatments vary. So it is recommended to seek pediatric consultation to identify and treat the exact causes. Giving over-the-counter medications and antibiotics for viral infection may not be helpful, and it also causes resistance to drugs later. Even though the baby […]
Fostering social-emotional development for infants and toddlers is just as important as teaching them how to walk, talk, and eat. Social-emotional development refers to the child’s ability to experience, express, and manage their emotions and form positive and rewarding relationships with others (1). Read this post as we delve deeper and explain what social-emotional development […]
Night sweats are defined as drenching sweats that require you to change your bedclothes (1). Excessive sweating in babies can cause restlessness and disrupt their sleep. Although it might worry you to see your baby sweating in sleep, it’s not always a sign of a medical condition. Read this post to learn about the causes […]
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) states that immunization is extremely important for babies and can protect them from more than 14 serious childhood illnesses (1). Certain vaccines help develop herd immunity against contagious diseases caused by deadly viruses(like measles, rubella, and rotavirus) and improve public health. Managing the pain after vaccination […]
Strabismus refers to a condition in which one eye is directed to an object, while the other eye is misaligned (1). It is colloquially known as “crossed-eye,” “wandering eye,” or “squint.” Crossed eyes in infants is pretty common and generally resolves after three to four months. However, in some cases, it might be a cause […]
It is important to identify baby sleep cues to help them sleep better. You will find it difficult to put an overly exhausted baby to sleep, or they might wake up more often in the night. A common mistake most parents make is waiting for the baby to get tired and fussy before putting them […]
Warts or verruca vulgaris are small harmless, noncancerous skin growths that may be seen on the skin surface or the surface of mucous membranes. Warts in babies may look scary, but in most cases, they are harmless. They are not contagious but might spread through direct contact with another infected person or an object. Read […]
虽然罕见,可以看到t头皮屑oddlers. Dandruff is flaking of the scalp that leads to a formation of yellow or white flakes that are visible on the toddler’s head, hair, and shoulders. The toddlers may also exhibit signs such as scratching their heads and may complain of an itchy scalp (1) […]
父母可以考虑给青少年移动phones for security purposes. However, the possible misuse and other side effects of mobile phones on teenagers are not unknown. While it does serve the purpose of being aware of your child’s whereabouts, it is important to consider the adverse effects and health risks of mobile phones on […]
Anorexia in infants occurs due to a poor appetite or complete loss of appetite. Infantile anorexia, or anorexia in infants, is when the baby refuses to eat adequate food for at least one month, shows growth deficiency, and has visible feeding difficulties. They also do not communicate hunger and lack interest in food, which may […]
While acne is common in adults, toddler acne is rare. It is a chronic inflammatory skin disease of sebaceous glands (oil-producing cells). These oil glands are located at the base of hair follicles (1). Extra skin cells and oil may combine to block the hair follicle’s opening, which in turn plugs the oil glands leading […]
Body odor in teens is not uncommon and maybe a common complaint after puberty. While teenagers may have issues with self-confidence, self-esteem, and social acceptance due to body odor, it may help to know that it is normal and does not always indicate an underlying pathology (1). The condition is more common in teenage boys […]
Charlie was on the couch, watching TV. His breathing was accompanied by a whistling sound, which was clearer and significant when he exhaled. He didn’t seem to be bothered by his wheezing, but his mom was. Wheezing is common in children and could indicate a variety of medical conditions including asthma. We tell you about […]
Altitude sickness in babies can present itself as the baby seeming visibly uncomfortable and beginning to throw up when traveling to the mountains or higher altitudes. It might be stressful for the parents to see their baby in distress or discomfort. Read this post to know more about the causes, types, signs, diagnosis, treatment, and […]
Body odor in children is not uncommon as they also sweat like adults. Since they are more active, they may sweat more. A bad odor is produced when bacteria act upon one’s sweat (1). Therefore, it is not unusual to experience a little smell from their clothes and body. However, if you notice a continuously […]
Hemorrhoids, commonly called piles, are swollen blood vessels around the rectum and anus. These blood vessels become inflamed and dilated when there is excess straining during bowel movements. While more common in adults, teenagers may also suffer from anorectal disorders such as hemorrhoids. Piles can occur either internally or externally and may cause irritation, bleeding, […]
Fungi are naturally present on soil, animals, plants, indoor items, and even human bodies (1). Despite being present everywhere, human beings do not easily get fungal infections due to multiple levels of immune defenses. However, it is also possible to see fungal infections in babies. These are more common in and infants, especially premature babies, […]
Kajal, also called Surma or kohl, has been commonly used as an eye care product or cosmetic since ancient times in India, Pakistan, the Middle East, and some parts of Africa (1). But, while adults use it commonly to adorn their eyes or for health benefits, is it safe to use kajal on a baby’s […]
Baby jumpers are fun toys that help them exercise, play, and jump. They are a sling-style seat suspended from a rubber cable with a spring that can be clamped above the door or toy frame itself. The baby pushes their feet against the floor to bounce in it. Parents may prefer these jumpers to keep […]
而成人使用精油ed popularity, you may wonder about the safety of tea tree oil for babies. Tea tree oil is known for its antibacterial, insecticidal, antiviral, and immunity-stimulant properties (1) (2). It is also present in many over-the-counter creams, lotions, and ointments. Diluted tea tree oil is also […]
Asperger’s syndrome in babies is a neurobiological disorder that may lead to difficulty communicating and adjusting to changes in routines. While it was identified as an individual developmental disorder initially, many psychiatric health bodies, including the American Psychiatric Association (APA), now consider Asperger’s syndrome as a part of the autism spectrum disorder (ASD) (1). Early […]
Speech therapy for children has numerous benefits. Children with speech delays may have problems with the smooth flow of words. They may not be able to speak complete sentences as the words or syllables break when they convey their thoughts. They may stammer and may not be able to speak with clarity. Such problems could […]
Hives or urticaria are reddish-pink rashes or patches that appear anywhere on the skin and can be triggered by a number of factors. These red welts are usually the skin’s reaction to an allergen such as an infection, foods, pollen, medicines, etc (1). In most cases, these hives disappear after a while. Read on to […]
Experiencing sinus infection when breastfeeding can cause discomfort to mothers, and they may worry if it can be transmitted to the baby. Also, many are unsure about the safety of medicines they take. Sinuses are air-filled spaces within the bones of the face and are most commonly located near the cheeks, around the nose, or […]
Jaw pain in children may lead to discomfort as it may interfere with eating and speaking. Many reasons may lead to jaw pain, but problems with the temporomandibular joint (TMJ) are the most common causes. Diagnosing the underlying cause can help in deciding an accurate treatment plan. Keep reading this post to know about the […]
Fungal nail infection is termed onychomycosis, and it may affect both fingernails and toenails. While common in adults, fungal nail infection in children is rare. Only 2.5% of all babies and children are known to be affected by the fungal infection. However, the frequency of fungal nail infections in children has increased over the last […]
流鼻血,也叫做鼻衄,看起来吓人but are mostly harmless. The nose has blood vessels close to the external surface, and therefore they get injured easily (1). It is not uncommon to see nosebleeds in teenagers. Usually, these happen in winters or too dry climates. Read this post to know the types, causes, treatment, […]
Nausea is an unpleasant sensation that may cause a strong urge to vomit. While it is common during pregnancy, some women may also experience nausea during breastfeeding (1). Nausea after childbirth may be related to lactation, but it may not be as common during pregnancy. Read this post as we bring information about home remedies, […]
Breastfeeding is like a workout for babies, and just like adults sweat when they exercise, babies sweat while breastfeeding. Sweating or perspiration is the body’s way of keeping itself cool by sending excess heat out of the body. Sweating may happen anywhere on the body, but it is most common on the head, scalp, under […]
While it is common for women to experience heartburn during pregnancy, some may continue to experience heartburn when breastfeeding as well. Also known as , pyrosis, or cardialgia, it is characterized by a burning sensation felt in the center of the chest. It happens due to the reflux of stomach acids into the from the […]
Skin tags in babies are characterized by small nodules of excess skin growth on the body. It is not unusual to see these extra skin growths on the baby’s body, but you need not panic. These may feel soft or fleshy when touched. The medical terminology for a skin tag includes fibroma pendulum, fibroepithelial polyp, […]
Frequent sores in the mouth or complaints about difficulty in swallowing food may indicate thrush in children. Also known as oral candidiasis or oral thrush, it is one of the most common fungal infections caused by the yeast Candida Albicans that may affect children. If the child is healthy otherwise, thrush is usually not a […]
Have you ever observed your child experiencing intense outbreaks of sweating, causing their face to turn red? These could be signs of hot flashes in children. Additionally, some may also experience fever-like heat in several parts of the body. Though witnessing your child profusely perspiring could be alarming, hot flashes are seldom serious. Hot flashes […]
It takes some time for the menstrual cycles to kick back after pregnancy and childbirth. And, it may take further more time to get your first period while breastfeeding due to the hormonal changes of lactation. However, the menstrual cycle gradually commences and gets back to normal once the hormones settle in a few months […]
Back Pain in teens is a common adolescent pain. It can happen due to a pulled muscle, a sprain, carrying heavy backpacks, or bruising of the back. Back pain arising from these factors usually subsides in a few weeks without any medical intervention. However, persistent back pain combined with some other symptoms may indicate underlying […]
生孩子和照顾他们be physically exhausting. In addition, due to constant sleep deprivation for the initial few weeks or months of an infant’s life, it is not unusual for mothers to fall asleep while breastfeeding. During breastfeeding, the body releases oxytocin. It is a hormone that plays an […]
It is not common for women to experience unexplained bad breath during pregnancy. Bad breath can be defined as “offensive odors emanating from the mouth or air-filled cavities, such as sinuses, nose, and pharynx” (1). The source of bad breath, also called halitosis, is the oral cavity in 90% of all cases (2). Read this […]
Marfan syndrome is a genetic disorder. Even though it is a congenital disorder, diagnosing Marfan syndrome in babies at birth or during infancy is not always possible. The symptoms of the disease may become more pronounced with age. Marfan syndrome is a disorder that affects the connective tissue throughout the body. Connective tissue plays an […]
Dark circles usually happen due to lack of sleep and nutrition. However, dark circles under a child’s eyes may be caused due to other reasons as well. Dr. Cindy Gellnar, a board-certified physician in her interview transcript to the University of Utah (1), says, “Dark circles under the eyes in children could be due to […]
Skin rashes in children are not uncommon and may occur due to an infection or . They may also be triggered by an allergic reaction. Your pediatrician may help you diagnose the exact cause of your child’s skin rash. It is suggested to seek the pediatrician’s suggestion instead of trying any over-the-counter (OTC) drugs or […]
Parents commonly use nasal sprays for kids to help them when they are congested and experience a blocked nose. Nasal sprays are available as over-the-counter (OTC) drugs at pharmacies. Although nasal sprays are available OTC, it is important to know their safety, including the dosage and types, according to the child’s age and general health. […]
Small, pus-filled blisters characterize cold sores. Also known as fever blisters, they are found more commonly on the outside of the mouth, on or around the lips, and rarely inside the mouth, on the gums, or the roof of the mouth (1) (2). Cold sores in children, also termed primary HSV, are more common between […]
Impetigo is a bacterial skin infection in children. It is common between the ages of two and five (1). It is important to treat and control impetigo in children since it is highly contagious and causes extreme discomfort. Some may get blisters around the skin that could cause pain. Read on to know more about […]
Mumps in children is a viral infection affecting the salivary glands. Though children are usually vaccinated against the infection as a part of their mandatory vaccine roster, it is important to take preventive measures against it. Children most commonly pick up the virus from schools and daycare centers. So what to do to ensure your […]
If you have a teen girl at home, you may be wondering how to remove facial hair for teenage girl? Teen girls are very particular about their appearance and often get anxious about facial hair. It is natural for girls to have a fine growth of hair on their facial skin and other body parts. […]
You may often wonder if you should introduce ice cream for babies. Ice cream can be as tempting for babies as they are for adults. Everyone loves ice creams, and it is difficult to stop ourselves from having them. However, considering the ingredients that go into store-bought ice cream, parents are often apprehensive about introducing […]
建议剖腹产出生的母亲,some reason, are not able to undergo vaginal delivery. However, many mothers are apprehensive about breastfeeding after C-section. They are often concerned about whether they can breastfeed their baby after birth or whether the anesthesia and medications can harm the baby. Regardless of the mode of delivery, […]
For women prone to acne, it is not uncommon to experience breakouts during and after pregnancy. In this post, we talk about acne and breastfeeding. Acne occurs when dead skin and oil block the hair follicles. Bacterial growth multiplies in the blockage, leading to pimples or acne. While acne most commonly occurs on the face, […]
Jump To: What Causes Eczema In Children? Signs And Symptoms Of Eczema Eczema Prevention And Diagnosis Eczema Treatment And Home Remedies Charlie had red lesions on his hands and scaly, red rashes on the elbow. He had an itch and wanted to scratch, but remembered what his mom said, “Scratch it and it will stay.” […]
Breast pumps help lactating women extract milk from their breasts and store it for future use. A manual breast pump helps mothers provide their babies with precious breast milk loaded with antibodies to boost their immunity even when they are not around. This device functions on hand movements and its pumping efficiency for extracting breast […]
Hunger is among the main reasons babies cry. However, it may be confusing for parents when a baby cries after feeding. In such a situation, mothers may develop doubts about whether the milk is insufficient, the formula is suitable, or the baby is unwell. These questions can lead to worry and fear in new mothers. […]
荷尔蒙飙升,新爱的利益,同行《e, academics, and so on. Ah, teenage life is not an easy stage of life. Out of so many things to deal with on hand, skin care tips for teens are among the last things they may want to explore. Nonetheless, while dealing with numerous emotions and bodily changes, […]
口腔卫生是婴儿护理的一个重要组成部分,even before they begin teething, since oral care also involves the gums and tongue. Hence, it is important to discuss how to clean a baby’s tongue for optimal oral hygiene. The New York State Department of Health states that it is important to take proper care […]
Vaccination is the best way to prevent several illnesses in babies. However, vaccination may have its share of side effects in some cases (1). Fever after vaccination in babies is one of the side effects, which often include pain and swelling at the injection site (2). Fever after vaccination is often benign and manageable at […]
Parents will invariably notice the color of the baby’s poop when changing the diapers. There could be instances when you may notice an unusual color, such as greenish poop in infants. Changes in the baby’s stool color may often reflect the infant’s health. In this post, we tell you the causes, treatments, prevention, and how […]
A baby sticking tongue out is a cute gesture but may sometimes indicate certain conditions or the baby’s requirements. The act is also called tongue thrusting and is when the baby sticks tongue out between the rows of teeth while swallowing or at rest (1). Tongue thrusting is often a benign action but may indicate […]
Regular handwashing for kids is critical for preventing the spread of infectious diseases such as cold and the flu (1). Children are often more susceptible to viral and bacterial diseases due to school environments and a general lack of hygiene knowledge. Hence, it is important to teach children the importance of hand hygiene. It is […]
炉甘石液是一种流行的开头使用爽肤水ss all age groups. The topical lotion has been available as an over-the-counter medicine for decades. The anti-itch and cooling properties make it a widely used skin care product. But is it safe to use calamine lotion for babies? In this MomJunction post, we tell you Calamine […]
If a chigger has bitten your child, you may be searching for quick ways to treat chigger bites on kids. Chigger bites are tiny, round, reddish bumps that appear on the skin and could cause swelling and blisters in the affected area. They are commonly seen in the skin folds, armpits, privates, around the waist, […]
The onset of psoriasis in children is a common occurrence. Psoriasis is a non-transmittable skin condition where a child’s skin cells multiply rapidly, leading to skin changes. A typical sign of this condition is the build-up of scales on the skin surface. Additionally, a characteristic small, round, red rash called the plague could develop on […]
A poison ivy rash in children is an allergic reaction to the poison ivy plant. Your child may develop a skin rash within 24 to 72 hours of exposure to this plant. They may experience itching and redness initially, but in severe cases, patches of fluid-filled blisters may appear on the affected site. Most children […]
Jock itch (tinea cruris) in kids is a fungal skin infection seen in children who sweat profusely and often swim in public pools. The jock itch is an infection commonly occurring in and around the moist areas of the body, such as the upper thighs and the privates. The main clinical manifestation of this infection […]
Infants are adorable, so it is very difficult to resist kissing a baby. Their cute little eyes, plump cheeks, and tiny hands and feet arouse feelings of affection and a desire to give them tiny pecks. Besides displaying love and joy, kissing and cuddling a newborn are crucial for a baby’s development. Many may be […]
Many parents may consider trying Vicks Vaporub for babies when they develop a common cold. The American Academy of Pediatrics states that infants may have eight to ten bouts of the common cold during the first two years (1). Vicks VapoRub is a product popular among parents since it is a medication, and other oral […]
Skin abscess in children is a condition where a pocket of pus develops under the skin, causing a red, tender, and swollen boil. Abscesses form when the immune system tries to flush infection-causing germs, such as bacteria, from the body. Children are susceptible to developing an abscess where the skin is cut or broken. In […]
Adenoids in children are lymphatic tissues located at the back of the nose and throat (nasal passage). They are a part of the immune system and protect the body from the harmful pathogens (bacteria and viruses) that a child may inhale or swallow with air, food, and water. The main responsibility of the adenoids is […]
Bruising in children is caused by skin injuries that result in discoloration of the affected sites. When the skin gets bruised, the blood from the damaged blood cells collects under the skin, which causes the bruise to appear deep red, purple, blue, or black. Whether it is a toddler trying to walk or a child […]
Parents and caregivers may often examine the physical health of their babies when they nap. It can be concerning if the baby sleeps with their mouth open. Babies sleeping with open mouths may breathe through their mouths, and it is not the natural way to breathe. Occasional mouth breathing is harmless. However, frequent mouth breathing […]
Pink eye (conjunctivitis) in kids is a common eye infection among those younger than five years (1). This condition causes inflammation of the membrane covering the eyeball and the inside of the eyelid (conjunctiva). Viral or bacterial infections and allergic reactions can cause pink eyes in children. Infectious conjunctivitis is highly contagious, and there can […]
Stork bite birthmarks, also known as stork bites, angel kisses, or salmon patches, are pinkish or reddish patches on the neonatal skin. While babies may have different types of birthmarks, including moles and port-wine stains, stork bite birthmarks are collections of blood on the skin from tiny blood vessels called capillaries. Most babies have stork […]
Maintaining the optimal room temperature for babies can help them sleep well and stay comfortable during playtime. To maintain the room temperature, you may use thermostats, heaters, or air conditioners or close and open windows. Most babies require the temperature to be regulated as per the season. Choosing baby clothes to keep your little ones […]
Lazy eye is an eye disorder that arises when one eye becomes weaker than the other. Lazy eye (amblyopia) in children may result in decreased vision in the weaker eye (1). This condition affects around 3% of children and is the most common reason for vision loss (2). However, early detection and appropriate treatment could […]
Most parents are enthusiastic about giving their baby’s first haircut. But babies could be twitchy and restless during a haircut. Also, they may feel anxious during a haircut. Therefore, baby hair cutting and trimming needs training and a lot of patience. It is important as babies would not sit still while running a pair of […]
Buck teeth in kids refer to the misalignment of the upper and lower front teeth. The condition is characterized by an irregular protrusion of the upper front teeth, usually causing them to cover the lower lip. Buck teeth may lead to certain health issues in some children based on the malalignment’s severity. Buck teeth leads […]
Preterm babies who are ill may require additional care and support to survive after birth. Incubators for babies might be used based on how early the baby is born and how well their systems are developed. Most premature babies who need special care could be placed in incubators in a separate setup called the neonatal […]
If your little one is teething, you may have thought of using teething tablets for babies at some point or the other. The teething process begins when the baby is six months old, and sometimes it may start as early as three months. By the age of two or two-and-a-half years, a toddler has a […]
Parenting is all about experiencing and appreciating the different milestones in your child’s life. Teething is one such milestone, and after a few years, children’s primary or baby teeth give way to permanent teeth. So when do kids start losing teeth? This process may occur before time for some children, while it may get delayed […]
Enlargement or lumps in a baby’s breasts are common among newborns and are usually harmless. The condition may result in visible lumps under the nipple in one or both breasts, and it can affect boys and girls alike. In most cases, such breast lumps subside without requiring treatment. However, you may consult a pediatrician to […]
Fleas may infest babies if they are unmonitored. Flea bites on babies may manifest as mild rashes to severe allergies, depending on their body’s response. As babies cannot clearly express their problems, pay close attention to their responses to stimuli. Observing your baby for any signs of fleabites is essential to help relieve symptoms and […]
Nasal saline drops for babies can be useful for relieving nasal congestion, which usually occurs due to cold and other respiratory illnesses. Babies and toddlers may experience seven to eight episodes of cold a year (1). Since babies are obligate nasal breathers, a stuffed nose may affect their feeding and sleeping routines and make them […]
Hiccups are innate, involuntary reflexes that could begin in the womb at just nine weeks of (1). Though they aren’t a cause for worry, hiccups in kids can be bothersome since they can disrupt what they are doing and make them fussy and irritable. Hiccups are caused by the contraction of the diaphragm, the dome-shaped […]
On average, a baby’s spontaneous eye blinking (SB) rate is fewer than four blinks per minute, which increases with age. The blink rate reaches a minimum of 14 to 17 times per minute by adolescence and rises to 15 to 30 times in adulthood (1). However, if you notice excessive blinking in children, it may […]
Dhruval Shah Dhruval and Salony met for the first time in 2008 through some common friends. They clicked in just the second meeting when they saw each other in an arranged marriage set up with families in 2013 and married in 2014. Soon after, Salony got pregnant and gave birth to their son, Arham, in […]
Late Shri Ram Kunwar Jindal Late Shri Ram Kunwar Jindal was married to Bharpai Devi, and they had six sons. Life was perfect for them until Bharpai Devi passed away when their eldest son was 16 years old, and the youngest son was just 20 months old. Single Dad, Double Love On this Father’s Day, […]
Ravi Prabhala Ravi and Shilpa got married in 2005. They gave birth to their son, Pranay, in 2011. Life was fun for this three-member family until 2014. Pranay was three-and-a-half years old when Shilpa was diagnosed with stomach cancer in December 2014. After a long battle, she passed away in 2017. Single Dad, Double Love […]
Rajesh Shah Rajesh and Asha fell in love in school, continued their romance through college years, and got married after graduating. They gave birth to two children, Nisarg and Shaili. The 25 years of married life were like a fairytale for them until Asha was diagnosed with liver cirrhosis and passed away in 2007. Single […]
Gastrointestinal issues during pregnancy are very common. Diarrhea and constipation are common in pregnancy and occur in about one-third of all pregnant women (1). Diarrhea is having three or more loose bowel movements during the day that may or may not be accompanied by stomach cramps (2). Diarrhea in pregnancy is mostly caused by bacteria […]
Finding a well-equipped, skilled professional who can handle complex gynecological queries isn’t easy. Therefore, we have curated a list of top gynecologists in Delhi for you. In this list, we have some highly experienced, skilled, top-ranked obstetricians and gynecologists. These women’s health specialists practice in renowned clinics and hospitals in Delhi. The list also contains […]
Baby poop color and texture can help parents and caregivers know if the baby is doing well. Newborn’s poop has a broad color range and is completely different in color and texture from adult poop. During the first few months after birth, you will notice many changes in your infant’s poop color and texture. These […]
Most lactating mothers worry about the increased possibilities of weight gain after breastfeeding. This is because assists in postpartum weight loss. During exclusive nursing (the first six months), you may consume an excess of about 400-500 kilocalories per 24 hours for milk production (1). However, the process of breastfeeding affects the metabolism, due to which […]
A 3-year-old’s sleep regression could be due to hyperstimulation of their senses caused by a toddler’s swift learning and development. This rapid development may cause a shift in their sleeping pattern. A toddler who would sleep well would suddenly show a change in sleeping patterns. They would have disturbed sleep and may even be cranky […]
Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) gives rise to AIDS (acquired immunodeficiency syndrome). HIV in babies or Pediatric HIV is also known as congenital HIV or neonatal HIV. The virus may cause opportunistic infections in babies by attacking and weakening their immune system (1) (2). Babies acquire congenital HIV from their mothers during pregnancy, labor, or breastfeeding. […]
Back pain while breastfeeding is common during the initial days when the newborn requires feedings every one to three hours (1). Frequent feedings and recent delivery can be quite taxing for the new mother and often strain their back. As a result, many lactating mothers seek medical care for back pain that worsens or becomes […]
Trees and the mountains are the first things children try to draw while beginning their artistic stint as these are very easy drawings. Mountains are giant landforms rising above the sea’s surface, typically in the form of a peak. If your child wants to learn how to draw a mountain, you are at the right […]
Breastfeeding works the same for all women, irrespective of the size and shape of their breasts. However, breastfeeding with big breasts may lead to some challenges about position and latching, in addition to the other challenges of breastfeeding. Some tips and tricks can help women with heavy breasts have a successful breastfeeding journey. If you […]
Diarrhea while breastfeeding could develop in a few new mothers due to underlying conditions such as acute or other causes. Although this is not a serious illness requiring of breastfeeding, if you have diarrhea, you must maintain proper hygiene to prevent any risks of transferring any illnesses to your newborn. In addition, ensure proper hydration […]
The umbilical stump is part of the umbilical cord and falls off after about one to two weeks from birth. Umbilical granuloma in newborns (neonatal umbilical granuloma) can be observed as a tissue overgrowth commonly during the healing of the umbilical cord stump. It is characterized as a soft, pink, and wet lump oozing a clear […]
Candida is a yeast that commonly resides in our bodies, specifically in the skin, digestive tract, birth canal, and oral cavity. While healthy levels of candida may be beneficial, its overgrowth could lead to infections such as breast yeast infections (1). Yeast infections often occur in warm, moist skin regions such as the underarms, private […]
Most babies develop their first teeth between four and seven months, but some may develop teeth as early as three months. Three-month-old teething is also called early eruption and is a rare condition. The early eruption’s exact cause and risk factors have not been identified, yet it is usually believed not to cause any concern. […]
Toddlers holding poop and not passing stool on time is a common phenomenon. This behavioral pattern may occur due to physical or psychological factors. If this problem is not resolved on time, it may lead to other health problems. Parents can deal with this situation only if they understand the cause behind their toddler’s behavior. […]
It is past midnight, and your toddler won’t sleep. They keep giving excuses like they want to pee, that they are hungry, or keep requesting you to read another bedtime story. These lines may seem familiar because these may be the common tantrums your child throws to skip sleep. We understand that you might be […]
It is concerning for a new parent to see a baby gasp for air. However, a baby gasping for breath is not always a matter of worry. Usually, babies gasp for air if something is stuck in their throats. Usually, extra mucus during cold tends to be that obstruction. As their respiratory system matures with […]
Timely vaccination is essential to ensure babies develop sufficient immunity against potentially deadly diseases. Hence, it is important to know when specific vaccines should be administered; for example, some essential 2-month vaccines include polio and rotavirus vaccinations. Vaccines are developed after extensive research on their safety and efficacy for widespread use (1). Though vaccines are […]
Miralax is a non-prescription used to relieve constipation. Though the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) permits its use by adults, the use of Miralax for kids should be regulated. Miralax is the trade name of the drug containing polyethylene glycol 3350 (PEG 3350), a water-soluble drug. PEG 3350 enables the bowel to retain more […]
As a busy parent, you may find yourself in situations where you have to leave your children alone at home. Since finding a babysitter is not always a viable option, you could leave your older child in charge. However, one question most parents ask while considering is at what age can a child stay home […]
Your heart may melt when you see your kid crying, which is a natural emotional response for babies and young children to difficult situations (1). They may cry to express various emotions, such as discomfort, confusion, anger, or fear. Since they cannot verbally express their feelings, they may even cry when they cannot cope with […]
Peripheral cyanosis is a bluish-purple skin discoloration caused by a lack of oxygen. On the other hand, bluish-purple discoloration around the mouth and extremities, particularly the palms and soles, is called acrocyanosis. Acrocyanosis is usually considered normal in healthy newborns until there is no cyanosis in the central region of the body. Generally, acrocyanosis in […]
Pregnancy is divided into three trimesters based on the gestational age and the fetal development. The first trimester, which begins on the first day of your last menstrual cycle and ends until week 12 of gestation, is the most crucial stage for the baby’s growth (1) (2). A woman also goes through various physiological and […]
One out of four pregnant women experiences first trimester bleeding during pregnancy. Fortunately, despite bleeding in the initial days, many women have a healthy pregnancy and a healthy baby. Vaginal bleeding is when there is a discharge of blood from the vagina at any time during the pregnancy. It may occur between conception and delivery. […]
Skin picking in children is a repetitive behavior characterized by picking the skin. It is most common in teenagers and children below ten years. While for most people, it is a rare instance, for others, it might become a habit that can turn into a skin picking disorder. Frequent skin picking can cause skin (1) […]
Breast milk should be the only source of nourishment for a baby for the first six months. Thus, several lactating women may wonder how to increase milk supply safely. To ensure a good milk flow, mothers should start breastfeeding at the earliest and continue frequent nursing. Good baby latching also ensures effective milk flow. Insufficient […]
Smelly urine when pregnant is one of the several unusual symptoms one might experience. While it is not always a cause of concern, it may be uncomfortable for expecting mothers. While some cases could indicate underlying pathology, it is essential to get examined by the doctor to rule out any infections or other problems causing […]
Lymph nodes are kidney-shaped organs in the neck, under the jaw (submandibular lymph nodes), under the chin (sublingual lymph nodes), underarms or armpit (axillary lymph nodes), groin, chest, and abdomen. They are a part of the immune system and play an important role in filtering the blood and killing bacteria and viruses. Swollen lymph nodes […]
Third-trimester nausea and vomiting are less common. Usually, nausea and vomiting subside by the 16th week of pregnancy in most women. Overall, only 20% of pregnant women experience nausea and vomiting throughout pregnancy (1). The exact causes of nausea and vomiting in pregnancy are unknown, but knowing and avoiding triggers can help you manage the […]
Newborn skin peeling is common and not always a cause for concern. The extremely sensitive skin of newborns goes through several changes in appearance and texture in the first few weeks after birth. In addition, many babies have dry patches of skin, which may lead to skin peeling or flaking. However, it is normal in […]
Many new parents wonder if it is safe to use lotions on newborns. However, gentle cleaning and moisturizing help prevent germs, dryness, and rashes from affecting the baby’s gentle skin. Baby lotions help keep their skin soft and healthy, especially during dry seasons (1). However, ensure that the moisturizer does not irritate their skin or […]
A birth control implant is a four-centimeter-long, soft plastic stick inserted under the skin of a woman’s upper arm. Following implantation, the device slowly releases small doses of progestin, a synthetic steroid, at regular intervals (1). The hormone released in the body prevents pregnancy and makes birth control implant an effective hormonal contraceptive. But are […]
Children experience emotional outbursts and impulsiveness occasionally. But if that happens too often, it may be due to a borderline personality disorder (BPD). Borderline personality disorder in children is a mental health problem characterized by extreme emotions, impulsive behavior, emotional dysregulation, and severe problems with self-worth, which makes maintaining long, stable, and strong relations with […]
Masturbation and lovemaking may be observed as taboos in pregnancy. If you are also not sure whether masturbation during pregnancy is safe or not, you should be reading this post. Most women go through changes in due to hormonal pregnancy changes. Moreover, your huge belly in the later pregnancy could make it uncomfortable when indulging […]
Several hormonal and physical changes can cause crying in pregnancy. These changes bring a lot of stress to women, and some women may find it more difficult to cope with stress than others. Pregnancy can be overwhelming and lead to mood swings and make you cry. While crying does not have significant side effects for […]
Acne, also known as acne vulgaris, is a common condition that leads to whiteheads, blackheads, pimples, and oily skin. Irrespective of its severity, acne during pregnancy does not affect the growing baby. The various hormonal changes during pregnancy may make pregnant women prone to acne. It is considered that around half of pregnant women experience […]
Chorioamnionitis, also known as intraamniotic infection, is a serious infection in pregnancy. It is characterized by the infection of the membranes that surround the fetus (chorion and amnion), the umbilical cord, and the amniotic fluid (1) (2). The condition affects around 40-70% of women with premature delivery and two to four percent of women with […]
Around one-third of all children need orthodontic treatment (1). The braces for kids are used to align crooked, crowded, or protruding teeth, close abnormal gaps between the teeth, and bite correction for the upper and the lower teeth to contact each other when closing the mouth (2). Read more about the types, indications, benefits, and tips […]
An Abscessed tooth in a child is characterized by the collection of pus inside the teeth, gums, or surrounding bone. It occurs as a result of bacterial infection. An abscess at the end of the tooth is called a periapical abscess, and an abscess within the gum is called a periodontal abscess. A dental abscess […]
Tuberculosis (TB) is a chronic bacterial infection. It is a rare but contagious disease caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis. It mainly affects the lungs but may also infect lymph nodes, bones, skin, kidneys, brain, or spine (1). Around 1.2 million children under 15 years fall ill with TB every year (2). The Centers for Disease Control […]
Shingles in children is a painful skin rash caused by the varicella-zoster virus. It is the same virus responsible for chickenpox infection (1). The rash from shingles can appear anywhere on the body and can be extremely painful (2). Herpes zoster affects more than one million people in the US each year. Around 30% or […]
Most pregnant women experience various side effects, such as itchy skin, increased sweating, fatigue, and body odor, among others. However, these vary from one woman to another as each pregnancy is unique. This post takes you through the condition, increased body odor during pregnancy, its causes, and treatment management. It is likely to cause discomfort, […]
Halitosis or bad breath in children is common. It can originate from oral and non-oral sources; 87% of cases arise from an oral source, and 13% from non-oral sources (1). Bad breath is alike in children and adults when they wake up in the morning because of increased bacterial activity in the mouth. However, morning breath is temporary […]
A chemical pregnancy is a miscarriage that happens before five weeks, immediately after the embryo implants (1). It is a pregnancy that home pregnancy tests or blood tests may confirm but not seen on an ultrasound. It is also called a biochemical pregnancy (2). Most women do not know they are pregnant when they have […]
Pregnancy can bring out a range of emotions, and it is not unusual to experience several overwhelming thoughts when one is planning pregnancy after a miscarriage. While some women want to embrace motherhood as soon as possible after a loss, others may take some time to recover from it. Each pregnancy and body is different. How soon you can get pregnant […]
The is the tissue that normally lines the uterus or womb. Endometriosis is a disorder when the tissue similar to the endometrium grows outside the uterus and on the other areas of the body. The following post discusses and pregnancy and how the condition impacts fertility, pregnancy, and the baby. Endometriosis is most commonly found […]
Pregnancy gingivitis is characterized by inflamed or swollen gums (1). It could be painful during pregnancy and more susceptible to bleeding. When pregnant, hormonal changes lead to an increased blood flow to the gums that could make your gums more sensitive, swollen, and irritable. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, many pregnant […]
Positive reinforcement for kids is a research-backed practice used to support and encourage children to use their skills and behavior (1). Learning often results from rewards or praising words and consequences or punishments (2). The practice of positive reinforcement focuses on appreciating the child’s good behavior and acknowledging efforts rather than punishing them for their […]
Ovulation is the process of egg release from one of the two ovaries (1). These eggs help you get pregnant, but some women may not be ovulating despite regular menstrual periods. But how can you get pregnant when you are not ovulating? This post helps you understand it better. The egg not getting released from […]
Regular exercise can help maintain and improve the physical and mental health of pregnant and non-pregnant people. For many, exercising during pregnancy is safe, provided they do not have a high-risk pregnancy. However, choosing the right exercises for pregnant women is essential to reap their benefits. Your OB/GYN can guide you to a trainer or […]
Mother’s milk is the best food for an infant, but in some cases breastfeeding may not be possible. In such situations, Aptamil Gold 1 infant formula is that one formula which is closest to breast milk. The formula is a unique blend of human milk oligosaccharides (HMO), zinc, iron and is claimed to be the […]
Delayed cord clamping (DCC) has become a standard practice during child’s birth for its significant benefits. The procedure delays umbilical cord severance by a few minutes after childbirth. According to the WHO, cutting the cord is carried out more than one minute after birth or when the umbilical cord has stopped pulsating (1). Delayed cord […]
