Atopic dermatitis, which is colloquially known as eczema, can develop at any age. However, it is most common in children and often first shows up in infancy. Many parents spend a few weeks or months wondering what’s going on before they finally realize atopic dermatitis is to blame for their child’s symptoms. But the sooner you realize what’s ailing your baby, the sooner you can start treating their condition. So keep your eyes out for the following signs of atopic dermatitis in infants.…
It is not at all uncommon for people to struggle with sleep at night. You may toss and turn for hours before finally falling asleep, or you might wake up every couple of hours throughout the night. For serious sleep problems, there are prescription medications available. But before you ask your doctor for a prescription, it can be helpful to try one or more of the following over-the-counter sleep medicines.…
If your child has been referred to a speech pathologist, your family may be experiencing feelings of anxiety or worry. However, if you know a little more about what will likely go on at a speech pathology appointment, you will find that those anxious feelings fade away. Here are a few things you and your child may experience in a speech pathologist’s office.
Introductions
Upon arrival at your speech pathologist’s office, you will likely be greeted by a friendly receptionist who will ask you to sign in.…
