Ear piercings are fashionable, and many parents wish to have their child’s ears pierced for this reason. However, piercings do require poking a hole in the lobe of the ear and can leave your child susceptible to infection. For this reason, it’s not recommended that adults pierce the child’s ears at home.
There are also other reasons why at-home piercings are not the best idea. Here are some reasons why you should consider asking your child’s pediatrician about medical piercings.…
Any addiction is detrimental to you and all of your loved ones. Seeking help does not make you a lesser person, but abuse programs are not instant fixes. While you crave that gratification and things to be handed to you quickly, it is essential to make the most of your time. This is especially true when you are in a short-term treatment center for substance abuse.
Make a Commitment
The treatment center will offer you tools to help you recover, but you must be willing to commit to change.…
Vision problems are often diagnosed at an early age, usually when kids begin formal education. An inability to see the chalkboard is a common complaint of kids with vision problems. However, some vision difficulties do not affect visual acuity but rather the ability of a child to process the information that they see.
Vision processing disorders are neurological eye disorders, and as such, they can be diagnosed by specialist eye doctors.…
