Sleep disorders can greatly interfere with daily activities, cognitive function, and your child’s overall health and wellbeing. Sleep disorders are typically diagnosed by looking at clinical presentation and family history as well as the conduction of various sleep studies. Although there are many different types of pediatric sleep disorders, some of the most common include:…

Your child’s hygiene habits become more important, not less important, as they get older. Raging hormones, peer pressure to look a certain way, and increased sweat production can all affect your teenager’s skin. Shower Frequently One of the best ways to control excessive sweat production, body odor, acne, and oil production is to shower daily,…

Kids can struggle with mental health issues like depression or trauma-based conditions sooner than you’d think. In fact, nearly 25% of kids will experience a mental health condition at some point during childhood or adolescence. And just like adults, they can benefit from talk therapy as a sole treatment or in conjunction with other treatments…

The emotional health and development of your child is just as important as their physical health and development — if not more so. Nurturing your child’s emotional health is a crucial part of ensuring that they grow up to be a happy and healthy adult. Kids with a strong foundation of emotional and mental health…

While commonly thought of as an “adult problem,” approximately 50% of all mental illnesses present before the age of 14. Early intervention, treatment, and management are key to improving symptoms and possibly even reversing some mental disorders before they take hold. Types of Mental Illness in Children Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) – ADHD most…