Health Blog
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Say Goodbye to Plantar Warts Naturally (Here’s How)
When you have a plantar wart (also known as a verruca) on the sole of your foot, you can suffer from considerable pain and discomfort.
We share the signs and symptoms and what you can do to help with the pain and discomfort and to get rid of the plantar wart itself...
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How To Help Parents With These Top Ten Tips
No one can be the perfect parent, or even come close, but we can all try by teaching our children to be independent while helping them to feel secure and loved.
We share a few guidelines to achieve this goal.
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How to Help Your Children Keep Their Bedrooms Clutter-Free
Are we as parents to blame if our children have just too much stuff in their bedrooms and playrooms?
It seems that many children have too many toys, making it even more difficult to keep their favorite play areas clutter-free.
We share a few tips on how to help.
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The Signs and Symptoms of a Possible Zinc Deficiency in Your Child
You might never have given a thought to whether your child gets enough zinc in his or her diet but a zinc deficiency is surprisingly common.
Find out more...
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Is Your Young Child Getting a Good Night's Sleep?
Many parents struggle to get their young child to sleep through night. Are you one of them?
Although it is completely normal for babies and young children to wake up during the night, most will fall back asleep without realising.Â
However, if your child finds it difficult to settle again, then we hope these tips will help your child (as long as they are not hungry, unwell or uncomfortable).
We share some tips from Gemma Coe who is the author of "Newborn Sleep Foundations".
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WARTS Covered Her Hands – Incredible Before & After!
Warts are commonly found skin conditions of small skin growths that can be painful and unsightly.
The good news is that warts are usually harmless and can be resolved quickly and without stinging or pain.
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Why it is so Important to Give and to Get Hugs
While we may not pay too much attention to the subject of hugging, we need to know that a hug from a partner, a close friend or a family member can mean so much.
This source of greeting or comfort can have positive effects on our brain and body. There are so many reasons why hugs are good for your health and wellbeing.
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When You Need Help With Children Who Are Fussy Eaters!
Of course young children have no idea about what they should be eating to ensure they grow up healthy and strong. And parents often struggle to do the right thing...
In a study by the World Health Organization, one of the statistics that came out was that only twenty two percent of children eat vegetables every day. Figures were a bit better for eating fruit daily - forty two percent of children.
We share information on how much fruit and vegetables your children be eating and how to achieve this?
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The Importance of Encouraging Your Child to Read Often
One of the best things you can do for your children is to instil a love of reading from an early age. -
How to Keep Your Children Germ Free in School
Back to school for the cooler months of the year means that children are all moving indoors, making it much easier for infections to get to their noises, their throats and their tummies.
But what can you do to help them stay germ-free and healthy so they don't have to miss those vital school days and also don't spread any infections to others.
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Say Goodbye to Children's Warts!
Flat warts are the most common type of warts in children, usually appearing on the cheeks or forehead but they can also be seen on the backs of the hands and on the legs with the appearance of smooth, flat-topped, yellow-brown papules. They are pink, brown or yellowish in color.Â
Find out more about how to prevent warts in children and how to get rid of them, safely and gently...
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Does Your Child Have a Problem with Stammering or Stuttering?
Known as stuttering in the USA and stammering in the UK, this is a speech problem which occurs when the speaker is not able to maintain a smooth forward flow of speech and experiences recurrent blocks in the production of speech sounds in conversational speech, particularly when excited or under psychological stress.
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