Toddler behaviour and emotional development shape how your child thinks, feels, and reacts during early childhood. Rapid brain growth, limited language skills, and strong emotions often cause tantrums and mood swings. This guide explains normal toddler behaviour, key milestones, and practical parenting tips to support emotional growth and healthy development.
Children can fall sick quickly, and some symptoms need urgent medical attention. This guide helps you identify key child health red flags, from high fever and breathing trouble to seizures and dehydration. Learn exactly when to call your pediatrician or visit a hospital to protect your child’s health and recovery.
Digestive issues in kids are common and often worry parents. Problems like constipation, upset stomach, gas, loose motion, and changes in poop colour can occur due to diet changes, infections, or an immature digestive system. Knowing the symptoms and when to consult a pediatrician helps protect your child’s digestive health.
Nutritious snacks play a vital role in a child’s growth, energy, and brain development. With rising intake of sugary and packaged foods, choosing the right snacks matters more than ever. This guide shares healthy, homemade snack ideas for kids that support immunity, prevent obesity, and build lifelong healthy eating habits.
Coughs and colds in children are common and usually part of normal immune development. Most cases are mild and viral, improving with simple home care. This guide helps you understand normal symptoms, warning signs, home remedies, and when to see a pediatrician for timely and safe medical care.
Fever is a common concern in children and often signals the body is fighting an infection. Knowing when fever can be safely managed at home and when medical care is needed helps parents act confidently. This guide explains child fever management, safe home care, warning signs, and when to consult a pediatrician.
Newborns often make funny faces while sleeping, such as smiling, twitching, or frowning. These expressions are a normal part of newborn sleep behaviour and brain development, especially during active (REM-like) sleep. This guide explains what these movements mean, why they happen, and when parents should consult a paediatrician.
Newborn belly button care is essential during the first few weeks after birth to prevent infection and ensure proper healing. This guide explains umbilical cord stages, normal vs infected signs, cleaning tips, and simple do’s and don’ts to keep your baby safe, healthy, and comfortable during this delicate period.
Swaddling helps newborns feel secure and sleep better, but common mistakes can affect safety, comfort, and hip development. This guide explains the most frequent swaddling errors new parents make, correct swaddling techniques, do’s and don’ts, and expert-backed tips to ensure safe newborn sleep and healthy early development.
Burping helps newborns release trapped air that causes gas, spit-up, and fussiness. Simple burping positions like over-the-shoulder, sitting upright, and tummy-down across your lap make feeding more comfortable. This guide teaches you how to burp a newborn properly, how long to burp, signs they need burping, and common mistakes to avoid.
