Allergic reactions in babies can happen quickly, often within minutes of exposure to an allergen. It’s essential for parents and caregivers to know the signs of mild and severe reactions, including anaphylaxis, and to act swiftly. This guide covers everything you need to know, from recognizing symptoms to administering first aid and staying prepared for emergencies.
Earlier this year, the recommendations for safe insect repellent use were updated. Here is what parents and carers need to know;
When your baby cries for hours on end, it can feel overwhelming and exhausting, especially when nothing seems to soothe them. Parents often hear the term ‘colic’ to describe this excessive crying – but what does that really mean, and what can you do about it?
Did you know the correct first aid response to a nosebleed is not pinching the nose and tilting the head back to stop bleeding?
Did you know that using a spacer with a puffer (metered dose inhaler) increases the medication’s effectiveness by up to 70 per cent?
Learn about Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV), its symptoms, when to seek medical attention, and effective prevention tips.
Discover essential steps and tips for hiring a babysitter or nanny for the first time. Learn how to assess your childcare needs, research options, check credentials, and more. Utilise Kiddo App to find reliable and vetted caregivers.
Did you know that wheat bags are not safe to use as a way to warm bedding, or to sleep with during the night?
Threadworm (also called pinworm or ‘bum worms’, thank you, Bluey!), is the most common type of worm in little ones. But how can you tell that your child has them?
We are busting the top 5 winter illness myths, giving you the facts (and debunking the fiction)!
