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A new study from the American Psychological Association found that mothers who remain employed while their children are infants and during the toddler years are much healthier and happier than those that choose to stay at home with their children. The study was started in 1991 and contains data from over the past decade or so and . . . → Read More: Working mums happier than stay at home mums  An article in the British Medical Journal has suggested that the dosing guidelines for Penicillin for children needs to be reviewed to reflect how the average weight of children has increased over the last few decades. The dosage guidelines are mostly based on the weight of a child and haven’t been reviewed for almost 50 years. A . . . → Read More: Penicillin for children dosing guidelines may need change Your baby will more than likely spend more time it the cot than anywhere else, so it makes sense to ensure that the cot is both safe and secure. Wanting a secure and safe cot and actually getting one are two very different things. There is very strict criteria regarding cots, but as so many of us . . . → Read More: Best baby cots When a child’s teeth first star to come through you might find it a very simple process, some people though find that their children find it very painful and there are many problems. Sleepless nights and inconsistent feeding are regular occurrences when a child’s first baby teeth start to come through. A parent with a child . . . → Read More: Teething has many side-effects When your baby first learns to sit up, they gain a whole new perspective on the world around them and have that little bit more independence. Her back and neck muscles will soon become strong enough for her to sit up without leaning against anything and she will realise for herself which is the most comfortable . . . → Read More: Baby learns to sit up For new parents getting advice from friends and family is a great idea but it is important to listen to the real expert and that is your paediatrician. When it comes to feeding your baby you will find that you are offered conflicting advice depending on who you listen to. Some people are so sure that the . . . → Read More: Breast feeding and social pressure It is a sad medical reality that pregnant women can be diagnosed with cancer. A cancer diagnosis can be devastating at any time but getting it while pregnant can be particularly bad news. In order to increase chances of survival doctors will almost certainly recommend a course of radiotherapy. However, this can have negative effects on . . . → Read More: Pregnant women with cancer may have new option Sexually transmitted diseases are a virus or infection that is passed between two individuals when they have sexual contact. This sort of contact can be through vaginal, oral, or anal sex. These diseases can also pass during childbirth, breastfeeding, or through the use of an infected needle. Pregnant women who are infected with an STD may well . . . → Read More: STD’s that can be transmitted via birth Baby thrush, also known as a baby yeast infection, is extremely common amongst babies, especially those who are newborn, and there is really no need for concern. It usually clears up by itself, and only in the most severe cases will cause any problems with feeding, or nappy rash. Most babies get thrush from their mothers, nearly . . . → Read More: Baby thrush a constant curse Campaigners have claimed that an official review that has failed to give both parents equal contact rights with their children clashes with the policy of the Welsh Government. David Norgrove is a former civil servant who made the report about the family justice system, which deals with and processes adoption and care orders. He has said . . . → Read More: Parents just not getting reasonable access to divorce kids |
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