
Jaundice in babies: why your baby looks yellow
Reading Time: 6 minutes Day 3 is a big day in any maternity ward. Mom’s milk usually comes in; her hormones are adjusting, so the day

Reading Time: 6 minutes Day 3 is a big day in any maternity ward. Mom’s milk usually comes in; her hormones are adjusting, so the day

Reading Time: 4 minutes Routine check-ups are done on babies around six weeks of age and then again at three months. It is during these check-ups that

Should my child receive the measles booster? The simple answer is YES! Over the last three weeks, my practice has been inundated with calls from
An increasing number of parents present at paediatric healthcare centres with concerns about the shape of their child’s head. In my consulting room, I sometimes

Reading Time: 4 minutes There is a lovely nursery rhyme: “two little eyes to look around, two little ears to hear each sound, one little nose to

I came across the word “Mombie” and felt it was very appropriate to use in relation to a baby, toddler or preschooler with an ear infection. “Mombie” (noun).

On the 22nd of April Catherine found out that they were pregnant. “I remember the date so clearly because it was also my father’s birthday”.

Toe walking is probably one of the most common reasons for a child visiting an orthopaedic surgeon. While many children toe walk up to the

Our toddlers have unique little personalities all of their own but there are certainly behaviours which do occur more in this age group than in

“Your baby has a heart murmur” is not a statement any parent wants to hear when they visit the doctor for a checkup. In fact,