A perspective paper advocates for a new approach to supporting children with acquired brain injury, emphasising ongoing care that adapts to developmental and environmental changes, exemplified by the Dutch Pediatric ABI Network. Children with acquired brain injury can appear to…
The American Academy of Pediatrics has revised its urinary tract infection guidance, expanding recommendations for infants and young children, emphasising individualised diagnosis, shorter antibiotic courses, and removing race from risk assessment to improve care and reduce unnecessary treatments. The American…
As Oregon faces its highest measles count since 1991, health authorities urge families to vaccinate early against flu, RSV, COVID-19, and measles before the winter season increases indoor transmission risk. Health officials in Oregon are urging families to think about…
An international study finds that three- and four-year-olds average 18,000 steps daily, with significant variations influenced by environment, income, and gender, challenging fixed step targets for early childhood activity. Children aged three and four are far more active than many…
Parents of children with IEPS are encouraged to know their school bus drivers and attendants to ensure safer, smoother journeys, highlighting the importance of communication and preparation in special education transport. For parents of children with Individualised Education Programmes, the…
Nutritionist Del Sol advocates for shorter cooking times and moderate indulgence as practical steps towards healthier, more sustainable eating. Small, manageable changes can preserve nutrients, reduce waste, and make nutritious meals easier to maintain. In the search for healthier eating,…
Swiss psychologist Ronia Schiftan advocates for a relaxed approach to family dinners, suggesting that less commentary and greater autonomy can transform stressful mealtimes into more enjoyable and less confrontational experiences. For many parents, the evening meal can feel less like…
Choosing the right cut and preparation techniques can transform beef stir-fry into a quick, tender, and adaptable family favourite for busy weeknights. For families looking for a quick midweek meal, beef stir-fry can be an easy way to combine protein…
A new study suggests that measuring head circumference during the first postnatal visit could help identify small for gestational age infants at risk of poor growth recovery, potentially guiding targeted follow-up and support. A routine tape measure may prove more…
A GP with paediatric expertise reassures parents that mild illnesses like colds typically do not warrant cancelling children’s flu shots, with more caution advised for fever and blocked noses. Parents whose children develop a mild illness before a flu vaccination…
