Most of us think about protein as something to add to our meals, not something to watch closely. We're told to eat more protein for muscle recovery, satiety and...
Many people with autism experience sensory processing differences, which can affect daily life for some individuals. Understanding these differences is importan...
Eating disorders are a complex mental issue which also impact physical health. They can develop at any age, but most commonly begin during adolescence. While ea...
Whether your baby is breastfed or has infant formula, by the age of six months, they need to start on solid foods to provide iron and other nutrients for growth...
Conjunctivitis is a common condition in children, caused by inflammation of the conjunctiva – the clear membrane that covers the front surface of the eye and th...
Bedwetting occurs when a child doesn’t wake up during the night when they need to pass urine. While it is common for children six years and under to wet the be...
Type 1 diabetes is the more common type of diabetes to be diagnosed in children and young people. According to the National Diabetes Services Scheme (NDSS), in ...
Autism, or autism spectrum disorder (ASD), is a lifelong developmental problem. While each child can be affected differently, they all have difficulties to some...
Breastfeeding has many benefits for both mother and baby and helps with mother-baby bonding.
Australia’s infant feeding guidelines recommend that infants are...
Constipation refers to difficulties passing a hard bowel motion (poo). The consistency of the poo and how hard it is to pass is more important than how often yo...
