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Febrile Convulsions

Wednesday, February 6th, 2008

It is not unusual for babies and toddlers to experience at least one febrile convulsion - although it can be quite frightening for parents. Febrile convulsions are convulsions that result from a sudden rise in temperature; often the result of a stomach bug or an infection such as bronchitis.
If your child has a high temperature […]

Concerns raised after Baby Shampoo study

Monday, February 4th, 2008

A small study found an increased level of phthalates in urine samples of infants who’d recently been applied with baby shampoo, lotion or powder. This increase was more prevalent in babies under 8 months old.
Phthalates are chemicals commonly-found in products such as toys, cosmetics, medical supplies and vinyl flooring.
In the light of studies which suggest […]

All About Croup

Monday, May 14th, 2007

Croup is very common among young children. It is characterized by its cough that sounds very hoarse, like the barking of a dog. The reason for this unique coughing sound is that is causes the respiratory system, especially the trachea, larynx and bronchial tube to inflame and tighten up. This results in the unique sounding […]


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