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Articles written for parents on fever, vaccination, feeding and development.

Fever in children: when to wait and when to come in

It is the child overall state, not the number on the thermometer, that guides you. Here are the signs that call for a visit.

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How to keep track of which vaccine falls in which month, and how missed doses are caught up.

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Texture, frequency and the order in which new foods are introduced: a simple routine that works at the start.

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How sleep needs shift month by month, and what simplifying the evening routine changes.

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The findings that separate a viral from a bacterial picture, and what is looked for at the examination.

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How recurrent cough, blocked nose and skin findings relate to the season.

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What a percentile says, why one measurement is not enough, and why the shape of the curve matters.

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The support that starts in infancy: to what age it runs, and the reasoning behind it.

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Why part of the visit is held with the young person alone, and how that is set up.

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How many infections a year are expected, and when further assessment is warranted.

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