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Watching nature shows on television, one can’t help but marvel at the level of independence of many critters born in the wild. For example, within a few hours, baby giraffes are taking their first steps, baby turtles are swimming out to sea, and tiny birds are contemplating their first (big) steps out of the nest. Human babies, on the other hand, are completely and utterly helpless. For a while, that is, until they earn their sea legs when they become toddlers. From that moment on, be ... [Read More]
Children’s Health Care of Massachusetts
Could Your Child have an Ear Infection? Signs to Look For
For new mom Jenny, sleepless nights were the norm, for both her and her baby Austin. Sure, her first child Anna was a fussy eater and would sometimes lay awake for hours cooing to herself or tussling with her favorite stuffed animal. But it was different with Austin, who could never seem to find a comfortable position and would toss and turn all night long. One evening, when Jenny went to check on Austin, she noticed a tiny puddle of shiny liquid near his head. Had be thrown up? Jenny was ... [Read More]
Long-term Health Outcomes of ADHD in Children
Having an understanding of conditions that can change the daily lifestyle of both you and your child is an important factor in having the best possible outcomes. Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (commonly referred to as ADHD) is a brain disorder marked by a persistent pattern of inattention and/or hyperactivity-impulsivity that interferes with functioning or development. ADHD symptoms can appear as early as between the ages of 3 and 6, often continuing through adolescence and into ... [Read More]
