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Sally Griffith, 21 December 2009 04:00
More children from poorer backgrounds will become obese in the next five years, according to a study. The Health Survey for England also revealed that the number of obese children from wealthy backgrounds will decline.By 2015 there will be more than double the number of obese children from poorer families than from wealthier backgrounds. According to the research, 11.2% of ...
More children from poorer backgrounds will become obese in the next five years, according to a study. The Health Survey for England also revealed that...
In response, the FFC and local government are collaborating to launch The National Schools Fire Safety Campaign. There is no age bracket when you can...
Hearing your child has condition that will stay with him for the rest of his life can be quite scary. But diabetes can be managed...
Obesity is fast becoming one of the developed world's most serious health problems. Being obese can take up to nine years off your life and...
Q) When is it normal to be dry at night? My three-year-old is showing no signs of being ready at all – can I teach...
Q) My three-year-old has developed horrible crusty sore patches on her face and my GP says it’s impetigo. I’ve been given antibiotic cream – is...
This common toddler affliction can become very painful. Here’s how to help keep it at bay:1 Offer your toddler plenty of water, and if she’s...
Q) My three-year-old has developed a terror of dogs and it’s got to the point where we can’t even take him to the park as...
Crisp winter air and centrally heated houses can make your child’s skin dry, chapped and sore. Here’s how to keep it baby-soft. 1) Smooth on...
Q) My two-year-old is a couch potato and I have trouble prising her away from the TV. She isn’t as active as other children and...
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