Acne: Information and Skin Care Basics

For one reason or another, pores sometimes become blocked. Natural oils, sweat and dirt become trapped in the pore and acne occurs.
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Bedwetting Basics

Bedwetting is a cause of frustration for many parents. If you are like me, you may have gone through countless articles looking for the magic cure to your child's bedwetting problem.
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Common Vision Disorders in Children

According to a 1991-1994 CDC study of metropolitan Atlanta area children, approximately 9 in every 10,000 children ages 3 to 10 have low vision or blindness.
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Does my teen have an eating disorder?

Eating disorders often develop in adolescence. Many teens are trying to have the perfect body or have an unrealistic perspective of how they look.
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Dry Skin and Eczema Treatment Starts with Balancing pH

Resolving dry skin and eczema sometimes requires internal and external treatment. Even a really great dry skin care product isn’t going to get great results if an internal condition is working against it.
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Early Warning Signs of Autism

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the latest reports for incidence of autism in children are 1 out of every 150. Autism is a severe developmental disorder.
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Eating Disorders and Moms

They say when we become parents, we make lots of sacrifices. One of the most common sacrifices we make, besides losing our freedom, is losing our figures. Sure, there are women out there who gain little weight and bounce right back after child birth, but for the rest of us “weight gain and staying” is a common issue.
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Eczema in Children

Eczema is a vague scary sounding word used to describe skin inflammation. It is also the same meaning as dermatitis. It is important to understand that eczema is not contagious.
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Failure to Thrive

When looking at your child’s growth chart you should see a continuous upward pattern. Some kids may be smaller than others but their weight gain should follow a pattern.
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