These common childhood diseases are unavoidable. EVERY child will eventually encounter them at some point in their life. Symptoms like fever, diarrhea, and rash can be severe, though sometimes they are quite mild.
Pinkeye (also called conjunctivitis) is a common eye infection among both children and adults. Pink eye in toddlers and infants is especially common since their little hands carry infection into their eyes.
What happened to my healthy baby? Does it feel like your toddler is always sick? Parents are often shocked and worried with the seemingly endless, yet normal, cycle of sickness which can include seemingly frequent episodes of toddler vomiting, diarrhea, and fever.
Toddler constipation and withholding stools is a common problem. Fear of using the toilet, saying “It hurts when I go potty”, and straining or pushing hard
Many parents needlessly worry when their toddler has a fever. Understanding these myths and facts about toddler fever can help parents become better informed.
Be prepared for toddler fever, diarrhea, vomiting, and daily boo-boos. Stock your home first aid kit with these basic supplies for helping sick kids feel better.
