Recurrent attacks of anger, known scientifically as intermittent explosive disorder or even Hulkare episodes in which the person reacts very aggressively, which can happen verbally, such as swearing, or through physical behavior, such as hitting or biting. These tantrums most of the time seem to happen for no reason that could justify the intensity of […]
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Children can and should do physical activity regularly because exercise improves their intellectual development, making them smarter and more intelligent, and also their motor development, by strengthening bones and increasing elasticity. Furthermore, children have less capacity to produce lactate and, therefore, do not have sore or tired muscles after exercising. Practicing exercise in childhood brings […]
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Most industrial repellents approved by ANVISA can be used by pregnant women and children, generally from 2 years of age. However, it is important to pay attention to the concentrations of the components, and you should always choose the lowest ones. The use of repellents is important to protect against mosquito bites, especially Aedes Aegypti, […]
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Cow’s milk should only be given to the baby after he turns 1 year old, as before that his intestine is still too immature to digest this milk, which can end up causing problems such as diarrhea, allergies and low weight. Until the first year of life, the child should only drink breast milk or […]
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Sunscreen should be used on babies from 6 months of age, as it is very important to protect fragile skin from aggressive sun rays, which can cause serious problems, such as burns or skin cancer. Babies who are most at risk for sun damage are those with blond or red hair, light eyes, and fair […]
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Recurrent attacks of anger, known scientifically as intermittent explosive disorder or even Hulkare episodes in which the person reacts very aggressively, which can happen verbally, such as swearing, or through physical behavior, such as hitting or biting. These tantrums most of the time seem to happen for no reason that could justify the intensity of […]
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The treatment of childhood pneumonia lasts around 10 days and is generally done with the use of antibiotics, which are chosen according to the agent causing the disease, and the use of oral amoxicillin or penicillin injection, prescribed by the pediatrician, may be indicated. Although pneumonia in children can be treated at home, if symptoms […]
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To help your child lose weight, the most important thing is to reduce the amount of sweets and fat in their diet and, at the same time, increase the amount of fruits and vegetables they eat every day. Generally, children and teenagers lose weight more easily when their parents and siblings also get involved and […]
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Are you traveling with children? It doesn’t matter if it’s inside or outside Brazil, with these 5 tips your family vacation will be much more peaceful and enjoyable. How was your last vacation with your children? Was it a success and did everyone have fun and rest, or did you almost go crazy and come […]
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Pneumonia in children is a lung infection caused by bacteria or viruses that can lead to the appearance of symptoms similar to those of the flu, but which worsen as the days go by and can cause rapid breathing and shortness of breath. Generally, pneumonia can be treated without the need for hospitalization, however, when […]
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