How Are Goals Set in Pediatric Physical Therapy for Cerebral Palsy and Developmental Delay?
Goals in pediatric physical therapy for cerebral palsy and developmental delay are set together by the therapist, the family and, when possible, the child,…
Articles for parents and carers: fevers, growth, vaccines, sleep and the common illnesses of childhood. Each one lists the signs that mean a child should be seen by a doctor without delay.
Goals in pediatric physical therapy for cerebral palsy and developmental delay are set together by the therapist, the family and, when possible, the child,…
Congenital heart surgery recovery usually moves through three stages: a stay in intensive care that MedlinePlus puts at roughly 2 to 4 days for…
Parents can extend sensory integration therapy between sessions by turning the occupational therapist's individual plan into short bursts of everyday play: heavy-work movement, safe…
A home exercise program for pediatric movement is a short set of therapist-chosen activities a child practices between physical or occupational therapy visits, woven…
Febrile seizures happen when a fever, usually from a common childhood infection, temporarily lowers the seizure threshold of a young child's developing brain; inherited…
Pediatric chronic kidney disease is tracked with four kinds of measurement used together: blood tests (creatinine, cystatin C and an estimated glomerular filtration rate,…
For a child, the choice between hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis rests on age and body size, whether the abdomen can safely hold dialysis fluid,…
For a toddler over 12 months, the safest things to give for a night cough are a small spoonful of honey before bed, plenty…
Pediatric dental sedation is described on a four-level continuum: minimal sedation (such as nitrous oxide), moderate sedation (often an oral medicine), deep sedation, and…
Newborns get jaundice because they are born with a surplus of red blood cells that break down quickly, releasing a yellow pigment called bilirubin,…
Most babies take their first independent steps around 12 months, and about half are walking by their first birthday. The normal range is wide:…
To prepare a child for surgery, match honest, simple explanations to their age, follow the fasting instructions the anesthesia team gives you exactly, and…
A seizure diary for a child records when each seizure happens, how long it lasts, what it looks like and what came before it,…
Viral croup usually runs its course in about three to seven days. The barking cough and noisy breathing tend to be worst on the…
Recovery after child heart surgery usually moves through three stages: a monitored intensive care phase of roughly 2 to 4 days after open-heart procedures,…
No. Kawasaki disease is not contagious. It is an inflammatory illness of the blood vessels, most common in children under five, and it does…
Most children stop napping somewhere between ages 3 and 5, although a small number give up daytime sleep closer to age 2 and some…
Febrile seizures are brief convulsions triggered by fever in children roughly 6 months to 5 years old. They look frightening, stiffening, rhythmic jerking, unresponsiveness, but most…
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