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As toddlers begin to realize that they are individual people and can make decisions (albeit small decisions), they want to start asserting that independence and individuality. For example, they might not want to eat what was prepared for breakfast even though it is one of their favorite foods – they are simply trying out how to make choices on their own. The toddler stage is also when they start learning language skills and how to verbally make their desires known. However, their sense of l ... [Read More]
Pediatric Behavioral Issues
Severe Behavioral Issues Found With Children
There are a variety of behavioral disorders that can affect children. If you notice unusual behavioral symptoms in your child, it’s important to consult with a doctor as soon as possible. This can help you and your child take control of the behavioral disorder before it gets out of hand and help your child live a better life. Let’s take a look at some common behavioral disorders that can affect children and the signs you should look out for. Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) – ... [Read More]
Ten Signs of Childhood Depression: What to Watch Out for at Home
Life brings with it ups and down, disappointments and victories, sadness and jubilation – not only for adults but for children too. So just because a child feels sad or irritable doesn’t mean they have childhood depression. For a child, the stresses of growing up – peer pressure, divorce, school, relationships – are all very real. Some children are more resilient than others or may have a strong support system in place to help them through hard or stressful times. Childhood depression, on the oth ... [Read More]
How Your Pediatrician Can Help with Behavioral Issues
Being a parent is a hard job, and when your child is displaying behavioral issues, (also known as externalizing behaviors) it gets harder. That’s why including your pediatrician is critical. There are many different types of behavioral issues and the reasons behind them are just as complex. Your pediatrician will work with you to make sure your child and your family have access to the treatment and help that is needed. Looking for Physical Clues To start, an in-office, face-to-face a ... [Read More]
