As moms, our child is our primary responsibility and priority. Their health and wellbeing come before all else. Seeing your child in pain hurts more than you experiencing the pain firsthand. For moms who have toddlers, it is known that kids this age need constant and hands-on care & attention. They need thorough care from head to toe, and their teeth’ health is as important as any other parts of their body.

Teeth health is fundamental to your toddler’s physical … Keep Reading!!!

Alzheimer’s Disease can be tough to see. It’s something that many older adults develop, and medical science does not have a cure for it. It’s a progressive disease that destroys not just the memory but also other vital mental functions.

While it’s hard on the family members who have to see their relative wasting away, you can imagine how much more challenging it is for the afflicted individual. Let’s talk about a few of the ways you can help out … Keep Reading!!!

The safety of your kids is undoubtedly one of your greatest concerns. Unfortunately, the road is an inherently dangerous place. Keeping your children safe during a long car ride involves using some special equipment and following some simple guidelines. This article walks you through how you can best ensure your child’s safety in a vehicle. 

Take Regular Breaks

Not all dangers to your child involve a crash. Keeping your child hydrated is very important during long journeys. Make sure to … Keep Reading!!!

1 in every 9,714 babies are born with a birth injury in the United States. Medical negligence is often to blame for injuries to the mother or newborn during pregnancy of birth. While some injuries heal, others result in permanent damage and disability. By being aware of the signs, parents can help stop preventable medical mistakes occurring and avoid the lifelong emotional and financial hardship that often results.

Types of medical negligence 

In most cases, medical negligence during pregnancy often … Keep Reading!!!

Across the globe, children usually live with and receive support from their family members, relatives, peers, and paid care providers, mostly from their parents. In the developing world, increased dependence on paid child care for most supported children has prompted extensive research into the impact on children’s well-being, cognitive ability, adjustment, and social interactions (both positive and negative).

Although there is the recognition that parents remain the primary influences on the well-being and growth of children, it is also clear … Keep Reading!!!