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Water is a vital need in for everyday living, without it the body isn’t be able to function to its maximum ability, which leads to dehydration, which can lead to many serious problems. However, young children need a higher percentage of water, because their metabolic rates are higher, therefore water is essential so that bodily functions such as circulation of the blood, excretion by the kidneys and sweating, can be need to be maintained and the risk of infections are lower. Read More |
A recent study revealed that obese children as young as seven years old may show signs and symptoms of puberty. The research was conducted after parents and teachers revealed their concerns about the girls early maturity and its impacts on their lives. Read More |
No matter how unique you think your child is, the reality is that the diet you give to your children affects their growth and development. Teaching kids to eat right in their early years, prevents them from sicknesses and illnesses later on. Read More |
When your baby is born weighing up to 4.5, as a parent you think ‘wow what a healthy little baby I have.’ But this may not only be the birth weight it may lead to obesity. Read More |
Whats in a name? Every parent wants give their child their perfect name. It could be one that is uniquely different, trendy, one that holds strong traditional and cultural values. With million of names available in a many different languages choosing the right name for your child can be a challenge. We found the most popular baby names aroung the globe. Read More |
By week 25 of your pregnancy, your baby already begins to hear and recognize your voice. The fetus can distinguish between the voice of Mom and that of a stranger, and respond to a familiar story read to it. Along with the ability to feel, see and hear comes the capacity to learn and remember. It is a good idea for an expectant mother to arrange for a relaxed and happy environment. Read More |
A stroke is a common disease that is caused by a sudden and focal neurological deficit. It is normally expected to happen to people in their middle age and old age and the most common risk factor is high blood pressure. Read More |
Obesity is no longer a problem that is found among adults, as more and more children and teenagers are becoming overweight. More than 29% of men and 56% of women in South Africa are classified as overweight or obese. Read More |
Obesity in teenagers is taking a toll on their lively hoods. Those who are overweight or believe that they are are at a higher risk of committing suicide. Read More |
Children are brought into this world to bring their families joy, love and laughter. They live care free lives and depend on their parents for support and well being. However, some children are born with many deformities. Read More |

























