Keep the holidays healthy

Article Abstract:

The holidays include festivities and celebrations, but precautions should be taken to make them safe for children. Fireplaces should not be left open and candles should be placed high out of a child's reach to prevent burning. The stress of the holidays should not be placed on children.

Safety and security measures, Prevention, Holidays, Stress in children, Childhood stress (Psychology)

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Minor emergencies

Article Abstract:

Children require emergency care for deep cuts, bee stings, tick bites, burns, seizures, head injuries and broken teeth, but such injuries do not always require a trip to the doctor or emergency room. Home care for these types of injuries is described.

Care and treatment, Injuries, Pediatric injuries, Wounds and injuries, Wound care, Bites and stings, Bites (Injuries), Stings (Injuries)

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Keeping day care healthy

Article Abstract:

Factors that should be considered when placing a child in a day care center include the ratio of children to each caretaker and how the caretaker interacts with the children, the use of television, and health practices.

Column, Day care centers

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