COVID-19 prevention can be as easy as making minor changes to protect yourself and your family. Boost your immunity and practice preventative actions to avoid COVID-19 infection.
Firstly, always wash your […]
Neonatal acne or baby acne is simply acne that presents at birth, or that arises in the first six weeks of life. It looks just like acne, with small, red breakouts […]
Now that your newborn is home, life may seem overwhelming. However, caring for your baby will get easier with time and experience. During the first weeks, you will spend most of your time comforting, feeding, […]
Babies need a lot of sleep. Infant sleep occurs during most hours of the day in short segments. As they age, babies and toddlers sleep for more extended periods, with more time sleeping during […]
Scabies is an infection of the skin caused by a microscopic species of parasitic mite. The human itch mite, or Sarcoptes scabiei var. hominis, is spread by direct, extended contact with someone who has […]
Throughout the 1900s, hospital births became the norm in the United States. Women have rallied for access to hospitals and birth centers in the […]
Eczema, or atopic dermatitis (AD), is a noncontagious skin condition that causes itchy, red, and dry skin. Children with atopic dermatitis go through periods of flare-ups followed by […]
Cases of anxiety seem to be on the rise in the United States. Many of us are self-diagnosing ourselves with anxiety disorders. However, merely feeling occasionally anxious does not necessarily constitute a disorder.
Anxiety […]
Iodine is a vital nutrient responsible for metabolism, hormone regulation, and brain and heart health. We need iodine to help us to create thyroid hormones and regulate our growth. The US does not have […]
