Category: School-aged Children

Everyone knows that exercise is good for you but how do we encourage these healthy habits for our kids especially in an age where ever-evolving technology is constantly distracting them? […]

For those parents whose children would benefit from an alternative approach to mainstream education, St. Andrews International School Sukhumvit 107 and Steps, an experienced provider of inclusive education, offer a […]

Let’s be clear, Dyslexia is a reading disorder, Dysgraphia is a writing disorder and Dyscalculia is a challenge with numbers and math but the conditions may sometimes be confused for […]

Dyslexia is the most common learning difficulty and affects between 5 to 15% of all children, with half of all special education students in a school being dyslexic. Even though the […]

Learning that your child has a behavioral disorder can be an overwhelming and frustrating experience, both for you and your child. So, it’s important to be aware of your options […]

Following on from the previous issue on frequent urination part 1 – Pollakiuria , there are also causes of abnormally frequent urination that are not due to Pollakiuria so it’s […]

Yes, head lice are gross, but don’t panic! They are a nuisance for sure, but definitely not a health hazard — and certainly not an indication of your household’s level of […]

Mom…I need to pee, again!!! Abnormally frequent urination is a commonly found condition. Pollakiuria is a benign condition of abnormally frequent urination. Not only it is disturbing, but it also […]

Parents of babies and toddlers spend a lot of time with their pediatrician. Many of those visits revolve around check-ups and immunizations that are required and recommended during a child’s […]

Many children on the Autism spectrum worldwide go un-diagnosed and therefore struggle through their learning years, which has a profound impact on their social, emotional and academic development. In Bangkok […]