February 18, 2017 World Whale Day is celebrated annually around the world to raise awareness to protect humpback whales and their ocean habitat. Various events like World Whale Day and Parade of Whales are conducted in Maui, Hawaii which is organized by the Pacific Whale Foundation, a nonprofit organization whose mission is to save whales […]
Monotonous feeding will make children to resist during feeding. Even though the child spoils the place of eating it should be encouraged to take its own food. Cheating the child by saying that if you eat I will give this and that, should not be done. Some children will have a pot like belly usually […]
School going children will try to avoid the usage of unhygienic toilets and may suffer constipation due to that habit. Constipation may occur due to emotional problems also. Children with habitual constipation should be given plenty of liquids, fruits, and vegetables. Food substances made up of wheat dough may act as a mild laxative and […]
Children with cold will have irritation of the throat and it will lead to cough and vomiting more in the morning hours. Emotional disturbance, fear, anxiety, strong odour or bad scent may also result in vomiting. If there is a disruptive emotional problem in the relationship between the child and parents or if they don’t […]
International Day Of Zero Tolerance To Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) February 6, 2017 2017 Theme: “Building a solid and interactive bridge between Africa and the world to accelerate ending FGM by 2030.” FGM is a violation of the human rights of girls and women. International Day of Zero Tolerance to Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) is […]
If temperature is above 105 degree F. Severe burns all over the body. Bad injury to the tooth and the tooth is displace. If urine, motion, or vomitus is mixed with blood. If severe pain lasts for more than 5 minutes or frequent pain occurs. Obstruction of airway with foreign body. A First Aid box […]
February 1, 2017 In 1964, Hassenfeld Brothers later changed to Hasbro introduced its first toy named G.I. JOE which was specifically made for boys at the American International Toy show in New York. Don Levine was a business executive at Hasbro credited as the “father” of G.I. Joe action figures. “G.I.” was used to denote […]
Following symptoms in children are considered as emergency and immediate medical care should be sought. If there is uncomfortable bleeding from any site. Difficulty in breathing or drooling of saliva along with fever. If the child’s skin and lips are blue. First involving the upper and lower limbs. Unconscious child with loss of sensations but […]
Mothers after delivery or caesarean operation should not be subjected to restriction in diet. If done so, milk secretion will be compromised. If mother is having chronic disease, fast spreading infectious diseases, breast abscess it is advised not to give breast milk. Breast feeding should be started within hours after delivery once the mother recovers […]
January 4, 2017 World Braille Day is celebrated globally on January 4 to commemorate the birth day and to recognize the efforts of Louis Braille, the creator of Braille code which helps blind people to read as well as write. Louis Braille, the inventor of braille was born on January 4, 1809, in the town […]
While feeding the babies, mothers should sit in a relaxed mood and feed by supporting the baby well over the laps and in reclaimed position. There are many reasons for the low birth weight of the babies. They are malnutrition of the mothers, heart or kidney diseases of the mother, maternal tuberculosis, uterus infection during […]
CROSSWORD PUZZLE DAY December 21, 2016 “CRUCIVERBALIST” –a person skillful in creating or solving crossword puzzles Crossword Puzzle is celebrated globally on December 21 every year. The day commemorates the birth of a challenging and most popular word game enjoyed by millions around the world. The first crossword puzzle appeared in a Sunday newspaper, the […]