Coping With the Caveman in the Crib
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Trying to teach parents the skills to communicate with and soothe tantrum-prone children.
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My 6-month-old son is teething and is very fussy all the time. What can I do to make teething easier for him?
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SUNDAY, Jan. 6 (HealthDay News) -- Breast-feeding is considered a great way for a mother to form a close bond with her infant. And now there's evidence to suggest it may also help kids be more resilient to stress.
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For âcloset co-sleepers,â revealing the truth isnât worth the criticism.
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You're witnessing your toddler's second temper tantrum of the day. It shows no  signs of stopping, and the supersonic, ear-shattering, teeth-jarring screams  pierce the air. Your first instinct is to run away and join the circus, but of  course this isn't a real option. There must be a better way.
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(HealthDay News) -- Knowing when your child is old enough to be left alone can be a daunting decision.
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(HealthDay News) - First-time parents may be overwhelmed with new responsibilities, and may forget to ask for help with simple tasks such as changing a diaper.
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TUESDAY, Dec. 28 (HealthDayNews) -- Your toddler's been up half the night, crying and tugging on his ear, and by now you know the routine. Call the doctor, get a prescription for an antibiotic, race to the pharmacy and get him on the road to recovery from that ear infection.
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MONDAY, Jan. 3 (HealthDayNews) -- In an indication that the power of mind over body isn't limited to grownups, researchers report that advanced relaxation techniques help kids endure a grueling medical procedure.
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Couch-potato British children are a short "chill out" from being the world's laziest, according to an international study. UK youngsters spend 9.4 hours in front of a computer games console or TV screen per week, just behind Australian children's 10-hour average.
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Letting children play video games on a Game Boy in the operating room before undergoing surgery can help relax them better than tranquilizers or holding Mommy's hand, researchers say.
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Parents can expect a withering look or an impatient wince if they remind their teenager to change out of pajamas before heading off to school these days.
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NEW YORK  - Preschoolers' odds of having nightmares may be related to their temperament as infants, which may be noticed as early as 5 months old, new research suggests.
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(HealthDayNews) -- If dry, itchy skin is making your child miserable, try these tips from the Mayo Clinic:   Shorten their showers and baths. A long, hot shower or bath dries and irritates skin. Your child should stay no more than 15 minutes in the bath or shower, and keep the water temperature lukewarm. Avoid scrubbing too hard or too long with a washcloth or sponge. Light sponging can be just as good as forceful scrubbing, and it's less drying. The same is true for toweling off -- pat your child dry instead of rubbing. After a bath or shower, apply a moisturizer from head to toe. ...
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On a recent day at the busy Walnut Street Dental Clinic in Hagerstown, Md., Ilaya Rajagopal treated an 18-month-old who had six cavities and lectured the child's mother, in his gentle way, about the damage caused by putting a baby to bed with a bottle.
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Parents are being advised to give a dummy to newborn babies every time they sleep to reduce the risk of cot death.
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The mattress maker makes sacrifices to maintain growth.