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Urinating in bed can be avoided by not giving fluids before bed but sometimes it has underlying psychological reasons as well.

Underweight children require foods and a diet that can provide them with enough nutrition and sufficient calories. A balanced diet for a young child means having a variety of foods. From the age of two, a child should be moving towards a diet that is similar to the rest of the family.

Stomach aches are of two types: Pathological and Functional. Pathological stomach aches have medical reasons behind them whereas functional stomach aches are mostly due to stress.

Hair-fall can be irritating. Understanding the right cause is important so that the right remedy can be applied. Often, hair loss in children is caused by an infection or other problems with the scalp.

Children below 3 years usually do not suffer from hair lice. If they do, proper shampooing of their hair and an oil massage is helpful for them. Most chemical head lice treatments aren't suitable for babies under two years old. So, the best way to get rid of your little one's head lice is by wet-combing.

Babies may catch/have fever due to viral infection. Viruses are tiny germs that spread quickly from person to person. While the virus runs its course, there are several things you can do to help manage your symptoms. Read on to learn more. • give fluids • give plenty of rest • keeps the baby cool, cold pads on the forehead.

Stammering or stuttering is common among children who are learning to speak or form sentences. It usually stays up to 3 years of age. It rarely persists till adulthood. Sometimes, stammering only persists while speaking in front of a group or talking to strangers or talking on the telephone, but singing or reading can reduce stuttering. Stress can sometimes make it worse.

Rashes are common among infants. Rashes can occur because:

· If the diaper is wet for too long

· Allergic reaction

· Bacterial Infection

· Milk drops fall around baby’s neck

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Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) is also known as cot/crib death. As per the name, it is a sudden unexplained death of a child under 1 year of age with no explainable reasons after a thorough biopsy. SIDS is more likely to occur between 2 to 4 months of infants. SIDS is more prevalent in boys. Most SIDS deaths occur in the winter.

For overweight children, you cannot just take away interesting food altogether. It needs to happen gradually over time.