It’s natural for babies to play with their ears after first discovering them, yet it could be a tell-tale sign of a possible ear infection. Some of the symptoms of an earache and ear infection include crying, irritability and refusing to feed, difficulty falling …
At first, you might have found it cute and endearing to see your child cover their ears, but seeing it happen all the time now has made you feel worried and anxious. What makes it worse is that they can’t tell you what’s wrong. …
Experts agree that sometimes babies shaking their heads might be harmless, but other times it may be concerning. Some babies will shake their heads as a way of discovering their body parts. Shaking their heads from side to side can be soothing and harmless …
Teething and ear infections are some of the major causes of babies tilting head to shoulder, but the major culprit is torticollis. Torticollis is caused by neck trauma, swelling in the neck, brain or eye injury, or just a toddler learning how to walk …
An ear infection is common in toddlers, which causes ear pain and fever accompanied by several other symptoms. But sometimes, having a fever is not a necessary telltale sign, so you might need to pay attention to other signs. In addition, an ear infection …
Banking on whether the decision to get your baby’s ears pierced is cosmetic, cultural, or simply a preference, the best places that maintain the highest standards of hygiene and will use sharp hollow needles that are painless and safer than the piercing gun is …
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