Health
Covid-19, lockdowns and restrictions have had a far-reaching impact on how we function, as both individuals and family units. Now it is time to think about our approach when restrictions begin to ease.
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I was pleased to note that HayMax Barrier Balms are natural, organic and drug-free. They work by trapping allergens at the point of entry, meaning that your body is less likely to respond negatively.
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Around a third of children in the UK are affected by hay fever – resulting in itchy eyes, runny nose, sneezing and general exhaustion. Max Wiseberg offers some advice for the little hay fever sufferers.
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A microbiologist at ZOONO, a company specialising in the development, manufacture and distribution of long-lasting antibacterial products, offers her advice on how to keep children protected against germs.
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GP and new mum herself, Dr Stephanie Ooi, gives her answers to new and pregnant mothers’ frequently asked questions about how to prepare for birth and post-natal period during the Coronavirus pandemic.
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When little ones feel unwell with coughs, sore throats and blocked / runny noses, it can be a particularly stressful
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With the schools opening in June there is a hope for structure and worry about health. While coronavirus is top of the list of worries, there will be a resurgence of common conditions and infectious diseases.
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With all the added pressures and worries parents are facing at the moment, the last thing you want is to find your baby is suffering from nappy rash. A midwife explains how to avoid common mistakes.
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Lindsey Woolstencroft, owner of Equilibrium Pilates and Elite Physio and Therapy in Bowdon, Cheshire, has taken on the first VESy lab here in the UK, offering state of the art advanced pelvic floor rehabilitation which can bring results in as little as 3 months.
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Every time a new statistical survey is conducted assessing the prevalence of diagnosed mental health disorders in children, it is inevitably followed by a media wave of debate, discussion and distress. Approximately 1 in 8 children are currently falling under the diagnostic criteria for a mental health disorder. So, is the mental health of our children gradually getting worse?
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As September looms ahead and school holidays draw to a close, it is not uncommon for both parents and their children to experience feelings of anxiety. The great thing about the back to school blues is that we know it’s coming, so we can plan ahead and make sure we have in place all those things we know make us feel better when we’re low.
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