Holiday reality check

Article Abstract:

Parents should not be surprised when their children act unusually during the Christmas holidays. Situations include children getting frightened with sitting on Santa Claus' lap, unwillingness to visit grandmother and insisting to get a present which a parent does not want to give.

Management, Child rearing, Holidays, Christmas

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Routine matters: daily rituals can make life easier - and more enjoyable - for you and your child

Article Abstract:

Parents can help their child have a smoother day if basic activities become pleasant routines. Bedtime, pre-breakfast, breakfast and naptime are some of the times that could involve routine rituals. Hints on what to do if changes to the routine temporarily arise, are given.

Social aspects, Planning, Scheduling (Management)

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Decoding coughs

Article Abstract:

A guide to children's coughs is presented with emphasis on the health implications. The different types of cough are described and possible treatments are explained.

Health aspects, Care and treatment, Child health, Cough

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