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.
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.
The beginning of the school year is a great time to leave behind all the less healthy summer nutrition – and invest in nutritious sandwiches that will keep the kids focused during the school day.
You don’t have to suffer from ADHD to experience concentration difficulties during studies. Children’s nutrition, together with certain medicinal plants, can make a difference.
The RSV virus causes many hospitalizations among infants in the winter. Now, for the first time in Israel, a new vaccine has been added to the health basket.
An orthopedic specialist explains how to choose the right schoolbag that will protect children’s backs.
How do you deal with children’s jealousy, why you shouldn’t be afraid to talk about money, and how to turn frustration into an opportunity for emotional and financial education?
Parents – if you thought it was hard for you now – wait until the beginning of the school year. But wait, don’t panic, there are some really simple things you can and should start doing now.
Breastfeeding is a special and challenging period. Learn how to plan a balanced menu that will support the mother’s health and the quality of her milk.
Over time, breastfeeding myths have spread—some from tradition, others from personal stories or outdated info. Walla Health sets the record straight.
Summer often brings boredom and increased screen time for kids. Rather than relying on control and restrictions, use this time to encourage open conversation and emotional connection.
These difficult times call for special measures.