Stephanie, Author at Mothers Of Change

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Editor in Babiology, mother of two, highly passionate about sharing the pregnancy care and post delivery care learning with the readers.

Intestinal Infections to Children – Symptoms and Care Instructions

Diarrhea is one of the intestinal infections that children, even adults, experience. Children under 1 year old often times vomit and have diarrhea, this is because the intestine function is yet to fully mature. If there are no other symptoms, there is no need for concern. But if there are intestinal infections present, fever, vomiting […]

5 Types of Viral Infections for Children – Symptoms and Care Instructions

Mild, moderate and severe diseases can be due to a viral infection.What to do now if you have acute laryngitis, asthma, sinusitis, pediatric tuberculosis or pertussis?Read more below cause we have outlined care instructions for the latter kind of viral infection.Viral Infection: Acute LaryngitisCauses and SymptomsAcute laryngitis arises from respiratory system conditions such as mycoplasma […]

Different Types of Respiratory Infections for Children

The respiratory system provides oxygen to the body. Coughing is the expulsion of unwanted matter caused by the battle between the invading bacteria and the body.If the child constantly coughs day and night, or if energy levels are low, this is in most cases due to an infection from a respiratory system condition.Respiratory System: Examination […]

Types of Skin Infections to Children

Skin infections are caused by different bacteria, virus, fungi and parasites. In this article, we will discuss the usual skin infections that a child may develop as he/she grows.Skin RashIf the skin develops a rash, the first step is to carefully monitor whether a fever emerges and under what conditions the fever appears.If the fever […]

Virus Infections for Babies – Care and Instructions

What possible infections from a virus can our children get?As a mother, it would be worrisome if we get to know that our child has some kind of infection.Listed below are virus carrier infections that children may have, as well as the causes and symptoms for each and what to do in case.Infections from a […]

Diagnosing Common Diseases according to Symptoms

Once the symptoms of common diseases are properly identified, it will be much easier for the mother to care for the child. Regardless if it is fever, sickness or difficulty breathing, the method of treatment must be known. Listed below for your clear reference are common diseases for children listed according to fever, convulsion, sickness, […]

Infectious Diseases: Meningitis and Chickenpox

When it comes to infectious diseases, cerebrospinal meningitis and chickenpox are among some that might affect our children.Causes and symptoms are discussed below, as well as care instructions that we should do in order to prevent such infectious diseases.Infectious Diseases We should be Wary ofCerebrospinal MeningitisCauses and SymptomsThis disease refers to the area surrounding the […]

Eyes, Ears, Mouth and Nose Infections for Babies

There are also infections of the eyes, ears, mouth and nose. These include otitis media, herpetic stomatitis, stye, oral candidiasis, conjunctivitis and external otitis. We will talk about those mentioned infections below in detail.Infections that Children may haveOtitis MediaCauses and SymptomsA baby’s ear canal lacks keratin and is much shorter and narrower than that of the […]

5 Types of Respiratory Diseases for Babies

Aside from digestive system diseases, there are also other diseases that we should pay attention to. Respiratory diseases would be one of those.Such disease includes influenza, pneumonia, bronchitis, common cold and acute tonsillitis. Let’s talk about the details of the respiratory diseases mentioned.Usual Respiratory Diseases InfluenzaCauses and SymptomsAs the mucus in the respiratory system becomes infected […]

Vaccinations and Immunization for Infants, Babies, and Children

General IdeaFrom the immunization against Hepatitis B at birth to the age of 6 months old baby, typically every month in between must have additional vaccinations. Vaccinations allow children to grow up healthily, you must not forget the fundamental vaccinations. And for those which are optional, take a detailed inspection and then decide if they […]

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