We have tried to address the most common queries that parents might have about pediatric health. Please consider this as general information for both parents and patients. Do not take this as a personal diagnosis. For any diagnosis, book an appointment with a qualified doctor.
Seek medical advice for persistent symptoms like high fever or difficulty breathing. Manage minor issues like mild colds at home.
Use childproofing, implement safety around the house, and supervise children, adapting strategies as they grow.
Set age-appropriate limits, promote physical activities, and encourage screen-free family time.
Learn basic first aid and CPR for situations like choking, severe allergic reactions, and head injuries. Keep emergency numbers. accessible.
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Follow the immunization schedule recommended by your pediatrician, typically starting at birth and continuing through till 10 years.
Look for milestones like smiling, cooing, sitting, crawling, and babbling. Consult your pediatrician for a comprehensive developmental checklist.
Colds, ear infections, and gastrointestinal issues are common illnesses. Prevent them with regular hand washing and vaccinations.
Engage in frequent conversations, read together daily, and encourage expressing thoughts and feelings.
Use consistent, age-appropriate rules and consequences. Positive reinforcement and time-outs can be effective.
Offer a variety of fruits, vegetables, grains, protein, and dairy. Limit sugary snacks and drinks.
Foster social skills, basic self-care, and understanding of routines. Discuss school expectations.
Teach them to speak to a trusted adult if bullied. Encourage open communication and reinforce their self-worth.
Look for trouble with reading, writing, math, understanding directions, or concentration. Consult teachers and your pediatrician for assessments.
Engage in open, non-judgmental conversations. Encourage sharing feelings and seeking professional help if necessary.
Teens need about 8-10 hours of sleep per night. Encourage a consistent sleep schedule and limit screen time before bed.
Promote self-esteem by appreciating their talents and qualities. Encourage healthy habits for health, not appearance.
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Offer healthy foods, set regular mealtimes, and be a role model in eating habits.
Tailor activities to age: play for toddlers, sports or dance for older children, and regular exercise routines for teenagers.
Limit to 1-2 hours a day for older children and less for younger ones. Promote active and creative play outside of screens.
This test is conducted 1 and 5 minutes after birth to evaluate the baby’s heart rate, breathing, muscle tone, reflex response, and skin colour. The score helps assess how well the baby tolerated the birthing process and adapted to the outside environment.
Within the first 72 hours of birth, this thorough examination is done to check for any obvious signs of health issues.
A hearing test is usually performed before the baby leaves the hospital to detect early signs of hearing loss.
Performed typically within 48 hours after birth, this involves taking a small blood sample from the baby’s heel to test for various genetic disorders, such as phenylketonuria (PKU), cystic fibrosis, sickle cell disease, and metabolic disorders.
This pulse oximetry screening measures the oxygen level in the baby’s blood. A sensor on the baby’s skin helps detect if low oxygen levels indicate a congenital heart defect.
The baby’s blood type, including ABO and Rh factor, is determined. This is important to know in case the baby needs a blood transfusion or if there are concerns about Rh incompatibility with the mother, which can lead to jaundice.
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