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Choosing whether to breast or formula feed your bub is one of hardest decisions to make as a new or expecting parent.
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Whether you’re making your own lunchbox, or you’re making one for the youngest members of your household, it should be a snapshot of a normal day of healthy eating.
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Where do you start when, as a parent, you’re worried about your child?
Allergies and Immunology
What is hay fever?
Hay fever (allergic rhinitis) is caused by allergy to environmental inhalants like pollens (grasses or trees), dust mite, animal ...
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Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is one of the most common reasons for referral to a paediatrician. Sometimes parents are worried, ...
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Is your child is halfway through their kinder year and you're not sure if things are okay with their development or behaviour?
Have you been ...
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Autism and Autistic Spectrum Disorders (ASD) are now on everyone's radar thanks to increasing awareness and understanding that early intervention ...
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Have you ever wondered why your child does things that just don’t seem right or exhibits behaviour that you haven’t observed in other ...
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General paediatricians can treat (or are involved in the care of) most medical and developmental problems in children; it's a skillset in itself ...
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Why gifted children develop behavioural problems
I have had a little run of seeing kids in clinic of late who have been particularly gifted. It ...
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Headaches are really common in children and we see this problem frequently as general paediatricians. Of the children who get referred to us, over 90% ...
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So having blogged for the last few weeks on creepy-crawly, icky, infectious things you can catch, today for a change I thought I’d do a ...
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A good friend of mine has had a little one who recently had a terrible experience with her first infection with the cold sore virus, so I ...
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Easter holiday programs.
Holiday workshops are a great way to break up seemingly endless days at home, while at the same time providing a fantastic ...
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Nothing worse for a parent than knowing your child is in pain or ill and not knowing what to do about it or whether to worry. Tummy pain is a very ...
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So after my brilliant (*ahem*) school-kid infection-trifecta (school sores, head lice and threadworms), I decided that no blog collection about ...
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So was contemplating what health topic I might blog about today and was scrolling back through past posts.
My thought process was, “Ooooh!! I ...
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So today I am going to blog about something easy and fast! I was planning on posts on “Fostering resilience in kids” and “Anxiety” but ...
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Hi there everyone,
Here is the long anticipated “Part 2” to our enthralling article on Autistic Spectrum Disorders.
Had an absolutely epic ...
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So it’s a big couple of weeks for parents and kids hasn’t it? School has gone back for the year and things are returning to normal after what ...
