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Should My Child Get the Flu Shot?
Getting any kind of shot, including the flu shot, is not fun for you or for your child. Shots hurt little kids, and it hurts you to see your child crying and in pain. You also might worry about your child getting some sort of reaction, such as getting the flu, after receiving the flu shot. But according to information from the government on the Flu.gov website, a flu shot cannot cause the flu. To ease your worries, learn about flu shots.
Can You Get Pregnant on Birth Control Pill If You Miss One Day?
Birth control pills offer reliable and easy-to-use contraception, but sometimes life gets in the way and you simply forget to take a pill or miss a pill due to illness. Knowing what to do for a missed pill and how to effectively manage this situation can keep you feeling safe and prevent an unplanned pregnancy. Your pregnancy risk depends on the type of pill you take and when during your cycle you miss a pill.
Autism and Exercise During a Pandemic
Autism and Exercise During a Pandemic Parents and guardians have found it quite a challenge to find ways to keep their children active during a pandemic. School at home is a challenge all by itself, but how do these parents and guardians keep their children active? They understand that a Zoom school day means the…
Fever & Rash Symptoms in Children
As a parent, you probably know when your child feels well and when he isn’t feeling his best. Depending on the age of your child, he may not be able to tell you what is wrong or describe how he feels. Trying to determine the cause of his discomfort can be like sifting through a haystack in search of a needle. Certain symptoms, such as rashes and fevers, can provide useful clues and help you know when to contact your pediatrician.
Facts About the Flu Vaccine
Coming down with influenza or the flu is never a fun experience. The flu usually leads to a fever, cough, chills and body aches. It can leave you bedridden for a few days, but it often leads to more serious complications in young children and older adults. Fortunately, the flu vaccine can prevent the disease.