The baby spits up a lot: Dangerous reflux or just another load of laundry?
Spitting up in infants is one of the most stressful phenomena for parents. In most cases, it is physiological reflux that passes with age, and not a dangerous disease.
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5 games that will bring back children's math knowledge before returning to school
Overusing skincare products, overdressing, and improper heat exposure can harm newborn skin
How many cm can a child really gain from growth hormone treatment?
10-year-old hospitalized after inhaling an electronic cigarette he found on the street
The child suffered from dizziness and other symptoms, but after a night’s hospitalization at the Ruth Rappaport Children’s Hospital at Rambam, his condition is good.
9 recommendations to help children (and parents) avoid unnecessary illness
Prof. Efi Bilavsky, Head of the Infectious Diseases Unit at Schneider Children’s Medical Center, with everything parents need to know ahead of the winter season.
Panicking about Roblox? The truth is much deeper and more troubling
The uproar surrounding Roblox exposes an uncomfortable truth about parenting in the digital age: It’s easier for us to blame the screens than to remain present in our children’s worlds.
New study reveals: This is the physical activity that improves concentration in children with ADHD
A comprehensive study reveals encouraging findings for parents of children with ADHD: Regular physical activity can significantly improve their cognitive and executive abilities.
The child got hit in the head? Everything you need to know about concussion in children
Children fall quite often, and head injuries are relatively common. So how can you tell if your child has suffered a concussion and what must you do?
The method that works: How to prevent ear pressure in children during takeoff and landing
Flying is part of holiday travel, but takeoff and landing often cause uncomfortable ear pressure. Here’s how to make it easier for you and your children.
Your children are growing up with artificial intelligence. These are the 3 things they must know
An open letter to those who are about to grow up into a world of artificial intelligence – and also to their parents.
This is the second most important relationship in children’s lives. So why are you making mistakes?
Children’s bond with teachers is crucial. Parents should respect educators, set boundaries, and communicate constructively, fostering trust and cooperation to help kids feel secure and thrive.
Parents, you must not pass this scar on to your children
We tell ourselves that we are just concerned about their health, that we want life to be easy for them, but in reality—we project our own childhood wounds onto our children. Let’s break this cycle.
Your child isn’t a start-up, and you’re not their manager—so why 4 extracurriculars a week?
Even first graders attend three or four activities—English, programming, robotics. A parenting coach explains why home time after school matters for family bonding.
