All children experience some fear and anxiety. Not only is this normal, but it is protective. One of the easiest ways to determine if fear or anxiety has become too big is to see if it impacts the child's functioning in any way.
How to change a diaper by Dr. Dina Kulik
I'm often asked why we participate in Medical Research at Kidcrew. Isn't that for hospitals and research centers? Not always. Here I describe my passion for research in the medical field, and how we apply it to our work at Kidcrew.
Yawning is normal - from babies to grandparents - everybody yawns. Even your pets and wild animals yawn. So why do we yawn? Well, the truth is we don’t know for sure, but we have a few ideas on why people yawn.
How To Protect Kids From Ticks and other Bugs by Dr Dina Kulik
Why Do Eyes Water? The Answer Might Not Be What You Expect! You're outdoors, and a wind suddenly blows you in the face. You just noticed your eyes are tearing up and you’re not sad. So what's going on? “My eyes are watering, and I’m not crying?”.
Your nose produces up to a pint of snot per day, but you swallow most of it. While that may seem gross, it actually is very important and helps you stay healthy. Your snot keeps germs dirt and bacteria from getting into your lungs. Kind of like an air filter as you breathe.
Newborn diaper rashes are usually contact dermatitis. When urine and stool comes in contact with the skin it can become irritated. Watch the movie!
Constipation in babies is so common! I find many kids nowadays eat too much processed food, too little fiber, and way too little water. Watch the video.
Constipation in babies is so common! I find many kids nowadays eat too much processed food, too little fiber, and way too little water. Watch the video.
