17 ways to safeguard your kids: from crib to bus stop to playground and beyond

Article Abstract:

Prevention magazine and the American Academy of Pediatrics offer ways in which parents can help keep their children safe. Discussed areas include the prevention of chicken pox, safe behavior at the bus stop, coping with bullies in the schoolyard, and safe sleeping habits for infants.

Safety and security measures, Children, Parent and child, Parent-child relations

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Nip pain in the bud

Article Abstract:

Research indicates that newborns do feel the pain of circumcision and that the pain has a lasting impact. Children who were circumcised without anesthesia demonstrated a larger pain response to vaccination than children who were not circumcised or circumcised with topical anesthesia.

Management, Complications and side effects, Surgery, Infants (Newborn), Newborn infants, Pain in children, Pediatric pain, Circumcision

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ERs for kids: where to turn in an emergency

Article Abstract:

It is important to plan ahead for a pediatric emergency because many emergency rooms are not well-equiped or well-staffed to respond to children's needs. Parents are advised to ask their doctors about pediatric emergency rooms in their area.

Evaluation, Emergency medical services, Pediatric emergencies, Child health services

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