Russell Silver Syndrome It can be extremely exciting to see the growth of your child and their progress as they get older. Most families mark this development somewhere in their home — with pencil marks on a door frame showing the difference in height from one year to the next. It can be something to look forward to… Read More
Vertigo in Children If your child has been recently diagnosed with a medical condition — or if they are not feeling well enough to cause concern — you are likely feeling overwhelmed and anxious. This is especially the case when the condition is not as well-known as other ailments. In addition to being scared, you have to decipher… Read More
Home Healthcare That Brings Peace of Mind Melissa Williams is a mom to 11-year-old J.W. and baby V. Her older daughter, J.W has spinal muscular atrophy Type I. In the beginning, Melissa would do everything on her own. However, when she found out she was pregnant with her younger daughter and that J.W. needed a tracheostomy, she realized she would need a lot of… Read More
Caring for a Child with Laryngomalacia The trachea (windpipe) allows for your child to breathe. In some conditions — like tracheomalacia — it can underdevelop before birth, resulting in a weak or damaged windpipe. But, the trachea isn’t the only part of the throat that can cause breathing difficulties. The larynx can also play a major role. The larynx is your… Read More
Misophonia in Children The sound of chips breaking between your teeth, the crinkle of paper, and the whoosh of air as your AC kicks on and off… these sounds can become a normal occurrence around your home — to the point you barely even notice them. But, for a child with misophonia, they can be the focus on… Read More
Is Home Health Care Right for Your Child? As a parent, you have an obligation to provide for your child. In many ways, you wish for them to have a better life than you did, which is why you teach them and give them the tools they need to succeed. But, if your child is born with a condition that holds them back… Read More
Insomnia in Children Most adults are well-acquainted with the occasional bout of insomnia — and some deal with it on a regular basis. This can be due to the stresses of everyday life or worrying about work, family, or finances. But, when it happens in children, it may seem unusual. And, if your child has recurring sleepless nights,… Read More
IBS in Children Finding out your child has been diagnosed with a medical condition can feel overwhelming. After all, you’d move heaven and earth to make sure they’re comfortable and lead a happy life. And, when the condition is chronic — such as irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) — you may be wondering what you can do so that… Read More
Clostridium Difficile Colitis (C. Diff) Having any type of gastrointestinal issue is always uncomfortable. In addition to the hardship that comes with experiencing stomach pain, they also tend to be highly disruptive of everyday life — as well as embarrassing. Nobody wants to tell friends or coworkers about their changed bathroom habits or why they’re not feeling well. Unfortunately, such… Read More
Fun Family Activities at Home If there is something the entire world has learned in 2020, it is the importance of finding ways to entertain the family at home. And while the concept comes in handy during a pandemic, it’s also a good practice to have regardless of circumstances. It fosters family time, is a good way to create fond… Read More
