Does your child constantly complain of headaches? If so, there may be more to the problem than you think. “Mummy, my head is hurting,” says your five-year-old, clutching his head between his hands. You know there’s something wrong; it’s the same Read More

The overwhelming feeling of becoming a mother is mixed with a wide range of emotions. As soon as the long pregnancy phase is over, you need to start preparing to welcome your baby into this world. The first 24 hours are of immense importance and you need to Read More

ORS can go a long way in minimizing the effects of severe childhood diarrhea. Here’s all you need to know about this make-at-home miracle solution Runny poop, sleepless nights and an all-around exhausted kiddo—the hellish trappings of diarrhea Read More

From the way we cook to the way we eat, the coronavirus has changed the rulebook. Here's a look at ways you can keep yourself and your family safe Until recently, for many urban families in India, Sundays were reserved for ordering in. The kitchen woul Read More

Dr Anju Virmani, Senior Consultant Endocrinologist, Madhukar Rainbow Children’s Hospital Keshav was a beautiful newborn, but by 6 months, his parents noticed he was stunted and slow. They were given horrible news - his thyroid gland was malformed, so hor Read More

This National Fertility Week, rise above the tide and embrace positivity in the face of infertility The ovulation tests, the elusive fertile window, the two week wait and the anticipation of that much-wanted positive. You've done it all. And just when you Read More

Cancer can be a hostile intruder in a child’s life, robbing them of normal childhood experiences. And yet, in the face of treatments, hospital stays and school sabbaticals, you can hold a candle to celebrating the little moments, uplifting your child and Read More

Epilepsy and its treatment in children Children with epilepsy have repeated seizures. Epilepsy is a physical disease and not a mental illness. Many children with epilepsy have normal intelligence and can attend regular s Read More

Dr Rekha Mittal, Pediatric Neurologist, Madhukar Rainbow Children’s Hospital, New Delhi It was December of 2001, and I was posted in Army Hospital, Research and Referral in Delhi. Just as I was seeing my last patient, on a Saturday afternoon, the Receptio Read More

"World Clubfoot Day, which takes place annually on June 3rd, is a special time of celebration for families with children having clubfeet. The date was chosen to commemorate the birthdate of Dr. Ignacio Ponseti, (1914-2009), the developer of the Ponseti Method to treat clubfoot Read More

Here are some ways India Inc - and you - can prepare for the new normal From the global healthcare revolution to India Inc's workplace evolution, the coronavirus has cast a much-needed spotlight on the conventional ways of the world. Read More

This downtime is the perfect time to turn the focus on yourself. This guide shows you how As people across the globe attempt to sequester themselves from the unsparing coronavirus, there's an inescapable sense of healing that prevails. The canals of Venice ar Read More

Diagnosis of autism in children can come as a hard blow, but with timely interventions, you can help your child through the condition in a systematic way. This Autism Awareness Day (2nd of April) we rewrite the script for parents of children with autism. Read More

Dental care for children is important, but for parents, setting a consistent routine can be worthy of a gold medal. If you've been struggling, here are some things you may be doing wrong Getting your child to follow a thorough and consistent dental routi Read More

(Cerebral means having to do with the brain; Palsy means weakness or problems with using the muscles)Cerebral Palsy is a condi Read More