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Precocious Puberty in Girls

The habit of consuming junk food today means that many girls eat a less healthy diet than in the past, and this can sometimes result in earlier puberty. Concerned parents often come to me with a whole range of questions: “Will early puberty make my daughter shorter?” and “Will my daughter’s growth stop after she starts menstruation?”

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My Child Is Short

One common concern among parents is that their children seem smaller than other children of the same age. In this article, we look at the causes and treatments of short stature in children to help parents understand the issue and raise their children to grow up healthy and happy.

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How to Know If Your Child Has "Autism"

Autistic Disorder is caused by abnormalities in the structure and chemicals of the brain, leading to problems with social interaction and language development. It is believed that autism occurs during pregnancy. Some autistic disorders may become noticeable in young children, but some may not.  

 

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How to Know If Your Child Has "Autism"

Autistic Disorder is caused by abnormalities in the structure and chemicals of the brain, leading to problems with social interaction and language development. It is believed that autism occurs during pregnancy. Some autistic disorders may become noticeable in young children, but some may not.

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ADHD Or "Naughty Child Syndrome"

 All children can be a little naughty, but if your child is too overactive, not able to maintain focus, and behaves in a way that affects learning and social relationships, he or she may need treatment for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). 

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When Should Your Child See an Eye Doctor?

When should your child see an eye doctor?

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Hand Foot and Mouth Disease (HFMD) - What You Can Do

Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease (HFMD) is a viral disease fairly common in children. Adults are often unaffected due to antibodies created from previous exposure. Find out more here.

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