How to pick your child's first doctor

Article Abstract:

A pediatrician should be chosen to suit the needs of one's baby. In towns without pediatricians, a family physician would suffice. Routinary check-ups can be competently performed by pediatric nurses. Other alternatives include group practice physicians and those from health maintenance organizations.

Evaluation, Pediatricians

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New attacks on asthma

Article Abstract:

Asthma in children can be prevented. It begins with the inflammation of the bronchial tubes, followed by attacks caused by certain irritants. Despite the absence of measures to eliminate asthma altogether, it can be prevented by breastfeeding babies and keeping them away from cigarette smoke.

Prevention, Asthma in children, Childhood asthma

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Gentle ways to wean

Article Abstract:

Advice on weaning a baby onto solid foods is presented. Guidance on when and how to stop breast or bottle feeding is given and tips on how to ensure a smooth transition to a new routine are offered.

Infants, Weaning

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