Category: School-aged Children

Nose bleeds can sometimes be annoying, irritating, or even scary. Also known as epistaxis, they can occur regularly and in all age groups, particularly children. It’s important to know why they […]

The introduction of the HPV vaccine 13 years ago marked a significant advance in the prevention of cervical cancer and other cancers linked to the human papillomavirus. When it was […]

Raising children has never been easy by any stretch of the imagination. But parenting in the digital age presents a unique set of challenges unknown to earlier generations, making it […]

School-age children have plenty of challenges to deal with as they go through the stages of  development and face the pressures of school work. So imagine the added stress a […]

The continued spread of the childhood obesity epidemic means more parents than ever are raising children who are struggling with their weight, and those children are more likely than not […]

Growth charts and development milestones are standard equipment for every parent, so it is normal for parents to be concerned if they notice their child is growing less than other […]

As part of an ongoing series of articles with Bumrungrad International Hospital, we asked parents to submit family health related questions to us, to be addressed by the hospital’s Medical Coordination Office. Below […]

Is your child all ready for the new school year? Just like most parents, you’re probably wondering what’s in store for them once they settle into their school time routine. While […]

It’s natural for young children to be rowdy and attentive at times, but this behaviour can get out of control for some kids. When these behaviours get out of control […]

Has your child ever woken up in the middle of the night complaining of achy legs, or has trouble falling asleep because of leg pain? It is not uncommon for […]