Tommy Verbickas, 6, Dies After Third Cancer Battle
Tommy Verbickas from Sale, Greater Manchester, has passed away after a four-year fight against Wilms tumour, a rare kidney cancer. His family shared heartfelt tributes to their 'bravest little boy'.
Category : Pediatrics
Autism Overdiagnosis in Children Risks Harm, Experts Warn
Paediatric researchers claim autism may be overdiagnosed in children, diverting resources from those with severe needs and questioning concepts like 'camouflaging'.
Childhood Nightmares: Breaking the Cycle with New Therapy Model
Researchers reveal that fear of sleep after nightmares drives recurrence in young children. A new clinical model, DARC-NESS, offers personalised treatment to interrupt the cycle and improve mental health.
Family's Search for Diagnosis as Baby Battles Mysterious Illness
A family from Brechin, Angus, is seeking answers for their 14-month-old daughter Elyza, who suffers from an undiagnosed illness causing severe symptoms and developmental delays.
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Baby's Mysterious Illness Leaves Family Desperate for Answers
A Scottish family endures immense hardship as their 14-month-old daughter battles an undiagnosed condition causing chronic sickness, poor feeding, and extreme fatigue.
Scottish Toddler's Mystery Illness Leaves Medics Puzzled
A 14-month-old girl from Angus suffers from an undiagnosed condition causing chronic fatigue and feeding issues, with her mother fundraising for charity support.
Child's 'Growing Pains' Actually Juvenile Arthritis After Long Diagnosis Delay
Skyla Smith, aged three, endured 18 months of pain before being diagnosed with Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis, a rare condition affecting 1 in 10,000 UK children.
Children Start Lying by 10 Months, New Research Finds
A new international study shows children begin deceptive behaviour as early as 8 months, with half understanding lying by 16 months, evolving into complex tactics by age three.
Study Reveals Age Kids Become 'Cunning Little Liars'
New research shows children grasp deception as early as 8 months, with half understanding by 16 months and becoming skilled fibbers by age 3.
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Nursery Bugs Boost Toddler Immunity, Experts Find
Toddlers catch many illnesses in nurseries, but this early exposure builds immunity for school years. Experts advise on when to keep children home.
Doll Play Enhances Kids' Imagination and Social Skills: UK Study
A new UK study finds that playing with dolls significantly improves children's imagination and social abilities, offering insights for parents and educators.
Barbie Dolls Improve Kids' Social Skills, Cardiff Study Shows
A Cardiff University study reveals that playing with Barbie dolls enhances children's social skills and empathy, aiding developmental milestones and reducing reliance on screen time.
Barbie Doll Play Enhances Children's Social Skills and Empathy
Cardiff University research shows playing with dolls like Barbie significantly improves social understanding and empathy in children aged 4-8, especially beneficial for those struggling with peer interactions.
Nursery Illnesses: 15 Common Bugs Parents Should Know
New research reveals children in nursery face about 15 illnesses yearly, including coughs, fevers, and chickenpox. Experts explain this is vital for immune development, with tips on home care and when to keep kids home.
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Common Nursery Illnesses Every Parent Should Know
New research reveals toddlers face up to 15 illnesses in their first nursery year, building crucial immunity. Paediatric experts explain symptoms and treatments for coughs, chickenpox, and more.
Six Common Nursery Bugs in Children and How to Handle Them
New research reveals toddlers may face 15 illnesses in their first nursery year, with a paediatrician detailing six common bugs like coughs and chickenpox, plus tips for when to keep kids home.
Nursery Children Face 15 Illnesses in First Year
New research shows toddlers experience an average of 15 illnesses during their first year of nursery attendance, leading to 13 days of absence, while building immune resilience.
Mum's Food Poisoning Fear Turns to Horror Over Daughter's Stroke
An 11-year-old girl's symptoms were initially dismissed as food poisoning before a CT scan revealed a brain bleed and stroke, with a later diagnosis of a vascular condition.
Babies Under One Practise Deception, Research Finds
New research indicates that infants as young as 10 months engage in rudimentary deceit, such as hiding toys or ignoring parents, with skills evolving by age three.
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Babies Master Deception Before First Birthday, Study Reveals
New research shows babies as young as 10 months old understand deception, with skills escalating dramatically by age three, according to a University of Bristol-led study.
Babies Master Deception Before First Words, Study Finds
New research shows infants as young as eight months employ sneaky tactics like denial and feigning deafness, with deception skills evolving rapidly by age three.
72% of Nine-Month-Old Babies Have Daily Screen Time
New research shows nearly three-quarters of infants are exposed to screens daily, with only children at higher risk. The study calls for updated government guidance on digital device use for under-fives.
Mum's Tablet Observation Leads to Brain Tumour Diagnosis for Girl
Six-year-old Sienna's dream Disney World trip was overshadowed when her mum noticed she held her tablet unusually close, leading to a devastating brain tumour diagnosis and complete blindness.
Sian Welby's Daughter Hospitalised After Seizure Scare
TV presenter Sian Welby revealed her daughter Ruby was rushed to A&E after experiencing febrile convulsions, describing the ordeal as 'quite scary' in an Instagram update.
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Boy Defies Doctors to Walk Mum Down the Aisle
Chester Waterworth, diagnosed with severe global developmental delay, astounded doctors by walking his mother down the aisle at her wedding after intensive nursery support.
US Children in Relative Care Surge, Highlighting Family Crisis
A new report reveals a significant rise in US children being cared for by relatives, driven by parental challenges like addiction and incarceration, straining family resources.
Epilepsy Drug Trial Success & Child Seizure Guidance
A breakthrough trial for Dravet syndrome reduces seizures by up to 91%. Expert advice on recognising signs, responding safely, and when to seek emergency help for children.
Two Toddlers Stuck in Same Claw Machine Weeks Apart
Two young children in Missouri became trapped inside the same claw machine arcade game within weeks of each other, with one toddler explaining he wanted to 'get ball'.
How to Talk to Children About War and Conflict
Child psychologists provide essential strategies for helping children process traumatic global events, from creating safe spaces to limiting media exposure.
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Doctor's 3 Parenting Rules That Work from Toddlers to Teens
A paediatric emergency doctor and mother of four shares three communication-based parenting rules she has followed from toddlerhood through teenage years, emphasising clarity, brevity, and emotional regulation.
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