Kids-Health Articles

Teeth Grinding in Kids (Bruxism in Kids): What Can You Do?

Teeth grinding in children is otherwise known as bruxism and happens when children clench their upper and lower teeth, rubbing them together Commonly children grind their teeth whilst sleeping and are not aware of what they are doing

By: Cristian Stan

Suspect A Child Of Drug Abuse - What Next?

Before the thought of long term drug rehab enters the picture, you need to know for sure if your child is abusing drugs. The best way to prevent and learn if your child is experimenting with drugs is by having an open relationship with your child. Falsely accusing a child of abusing drugs can tear even the strongest bonds apart.

By: Christine Harrell

Tips To Handle Behaviours Of Autistic Children

The disorder of autism affects many parts of an individual’s brain.

By: MIKE SELVON

How Parents Can Help Their Teens with Eating Disorders?

Teen eating disorders can cause a family to crumble at its foundation. Parents should be well aware of the signs and symptoms that accompany dysfunctional eating habits.

By: Keith Lee

Meditation For Children

All parents and educators know how open children can be to new learning and how receptive when interested We also know how responsible we must be with respect to what we teach our children and allow them to absorb

By: Julie Redstone

Improve Your Child’s Eating

Is your child thin and never seems to eat enough? Are you worried he might be overweight if he continues eating so much or so frequently? Have you given up hope that your child will eat anything but chicken nuggets? Whatever category you identify with, your child’s eating can improve with a little help, understanding, and change on your part.

By: Art Gib

Help Your Child Develop Healthy Habits

Summer is a great time to develop new, healthy habits in your child.

By: Steve Doss

Why You Should Consider Sedation Dentistry For Children

Sedation dentistry can be the answer to your problems if your child has a fear of going to the dentist. This is painless and can be done right in the office of the dentist.

By: Ron Subs

How to Protect Your Children From Lead Poisoning

Parents should be concerned about protecting their children from exposure to lead "The reason for concern is there is no good level of lead in the body," says Robert J

By: M. Scott Smith

How to Tell if Your Child is Dyslexic

If your child • seems very frustrated when trying to read • has started to avoid reading altogether, • or has started to fight going to school He or she may be dyslexic And that is very good news

By: Bill Allen

Solving Sleeping Challenges With Autistic Children

Parents of autistic children often struggle to get them to sleep, and therefore struggle with their own sleep as well However, we all know the importance of ensuring children get the sleep that they need in order to get the most out of the various therapies and efforts being made to improve their symptoms

By: Rachel Evans

Protecting Children From Drugs

The sponsors of a medical cannabis initiative appearing on South Dakota’s ballot in November are suing the state Attorney General over his misleading summary of the initiative, apparently designed to encourage a negative reaction in voters The AG must write a neutral summary of each state ballot initiative

By: Sjoerd Kold

Children’s Supplements

This article focusses on the effects of ill dietary habits on the children health. It focusses on the requirements of the nutritional supplements required to maintain a good child health.

By: Kevin Agrawal

Ways To Help Children Sleep Better At Night

If your child is having trouble sleeping, this may be frustrating for both child and parent. Here are a few tips to help your child get a good night of rest.

By: Jay Brandley

Reinforcing Good Behavior In Children

This is a great example of how we should reinforce good behvaior in our children rather than come down on them for not so good things.

By: Kim Patrick

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