How To Help Your Child Manage Their Fall Allergies in the Classroom
Seasonal allergies are a common problem for children. Data collected in 2012 showed that 9% or 6.6 million children had reported hay fever in the past 12 months. While some children may be more prone to experiencing worse allergy symptoms in the spring or summer, others have their biggest flare-ups in the fall. This unfortunately…
How to Help a Child with Allergies
Nobody wants to see their child suffering, which is why allergy season is so tough for children with allergies and their parents. Fortunately, there are steps you can take to help your child manage their allergy symptoms, which we review below. Practicing Avoidance The best way to prevent allergies is to avoid triggers. The first…
When Should You Take Your Child to a Pediatric ENT?
There will be several times during your child’s life when they’ll require the care of an expert ear, nose and throat (ENT) physician. Knowing what services ENTs offer and when your child needs care from a specialist will help ensure your child will start feeling better faster. Below we review the top three reasons children…
Understanding Pediatric Sleep Disorders
If your child isn’t getting enough sleep at night, they can become fatigued and irritable during the day. They may have problems paying attention, learning new information and behaving appropriately. Sleep problems can also affect a child’s growth, blood sugar and immune system. What Is a Sleep Disorder? It is estimated that up to 50…
Can Hearing Aids Help Kids Learn?
Research shows that, left untreated, hearing loss can impact a child’s language development and school performance. Fortunately, studies have also shown that hearing aids and other treatment options can minimize this impact and help children learn better. What the Studies Show The University of Iowa conducted a study published in 2015 showing that children with…
Understanding Childhood Ear Infections
Ear infections are usually caused by bacteria that grows when there is a buildup of fluid behind the eardrum. While anyone of any age can get an ear infection, they are most common in children. In fact, five out of six children will have at least one ear infection by their third birthday. Ear infections…
