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Your child is constantly ill - is this still the norm or a cause for concern?
For many parents, there is nothing more frustrating than another sick leave, cancelled classes or night duty with a thermometer in hand. A runny nose, a cough, a fever - barely a child has recovered...
Does a fever in a child always need to be brought down?
A fever in a child is one of the most common reasons for visiting the doctor. The appearance of an elevated body temperature is a cause for concern, but does an elevated body temperature really...
Speech problems in children - what should a parent be concerned about?
Speech development is one of the most important indicators of a child's overall development. Although each child develops at his or her own pace, there are specific developmental norms that help to...
Optional vaccinations for children - a parent's guide
Immunization is one of the most important preventive measures to help protect children from dangerous infectious diseases. Regular vaccination not only safeguards a child's health, but also...
How to treat fever in children?
Fever in children is a common occurrence that can be caused by various factors, such as viral or bacterial infections, allergic reactions or other medical conditions. It is important to treat fever...
What does a high body temperature mean?
A high body temperature, also known as a fever, is a common symptom of various medical conditions. It can be the result of the body's response to an infection or other illness. It is an important...
Healthier vegetables than others - a list of the healthiest ones
There is no single 'healthiest' food that provides the human body with all the nutritional values it needs, which is why a varied and balanced diet is so important. However, there are some vegetables...
Water versus sugary drinks. How do you keep children properly hydrated?
Adequate hydration is essential for children's health and proper development, but many children choose sugary drinks instead of water, which can lead to obesity, tooth decay or concentration...
Stevia, erythritol or aspartame? What popular sugar substitutes are healthy for us?
Stevia, erythritol and aspartame are popular sugar substitutes that can help to reduce sugar intake, but each has its own specific characteristics and uses.
Teething and constipation: what should every parent know?
Teething is often an unpleasant period for a young child when the first teeth begin to erupt. Sometimes it is a lengthy process and children may experience various discomforts such as pain,...
Cytomegalovirus in children
This article discusses cytomegalovirus (CMV) infection in children in detail. The various clinical forms of the infection and the principles of diagnosis, prophylaxis and treatment of CMV infection...
Seasonal depression in children - how to recognise it and help your child?
Winter has arrived and your child has started complaining about a lack of energy? Is he depressed and doesn't want to go to school? Beware, these could be signs of seasonal depression.
Alarming number of suicide attempts among Polish children - where to seek help?
"Every day in Poland at least six adolescents make a suicide attempt", these are the words with which the latest report "Understand to prevent 2024" begins, describing the scale of suicidal behaviour...
Does a rash around a child's mouth indicate a food allergy?
A rash around the mouth in children is a very common occurrence. There are many products that can cause it, so it is often difficult to quickly and accurately determine the cause of its appearance....
10 things to avoid when caring for a newborn baby
We serve up useful information for new parents and beyond. Find out what to avoid when caring for a newborn.
Children's time spent online: is there anything to worry about?
Do you know how much time your child spends in front of the phone? When and why does he/she use the Internet? The data from the nationwide report Teenagers 3.0 are an undeniable alarm for Polish...
The school lunchbox and its impact on children's eating habits
Overweight and obesity are a global health problem. Excess body weight carries many risks, the risks of which can be mitigated by weight reduction. In the fight against obesity, dietary interventions...
How does diet affect concentration and academic performance in children?
Can what children eat affect their ability to focus and perform better at school? It turns out that yes, and on this issue nutritionists and doctors agree - a well-balanced diet supports a child's...
Care of the intimate area in newborns
The correct care of the baby's skin is a key element in comprehensive baby care. The skin of the intimate area, due to its specific characteristics, requires special treatment. The treatment differs...
Is screen time the new culprit for childhood overweight?
These days, childhood no longer looks like it used to. Children are spending more and more of their free time in front of a screen - playing games, watching TV series or browsing social media. More...
Is it possible to overdose on vitamin D?
Vitamin D is a compound that supports the immune system, aids calcium absorption, helps maintain bone and tooth health and protects against diseases of civilisation. In Poland, due to limited dermal...
Diapering: what can be done to prevent potty training becoming a parent's nightmare?
Parents of young children often wonder whether their child is developing at the right pace. When asking paediatricians about this, they often hear that it is possible to define certain intervals,...
Advances in surgery cause reduction in amputations in children with bone cancer
Malignant bone tumours, thanks to modern surgery, today do not mean a sentence of amputation. Let's check out the medical advances in this topic.
Increased body weight may be linked to early first menstruation in women and girls
Obesity in girls and women may be one of the factors accelerating the entry into puberty. This was the conclusion reached by a group of US researchers from Boston, California and North Carolina...
