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Understanding GREEN Poop in Children

By Dr Deb | July 6, 2023

When it comes to parenting, there’s rarely a dull moment, especially when it comes to baby poop. It’s not uncommon to encounter a surprising range of…

Meconium 101: Decoding Newborn Baby Poop

By Dr Deb | July 6, 2023

Babies are full of surprises, and their poop is no exception! In the early days of a newborn’s life, parents are introduced to a special kind…

What are School Sores (Impetigo)?

By Dr Deb | July 5, 2023

School Sores are Frustrating, But Treatable!   While the name might remind you of playground shenanigans, this common skin condition is no laughing matter. But fear…

What is Perioral Dermatitis?

By Dr Deb | February 23, 2023

Perioral dermatitis refers to a a common inflammatory skin rash around your child’s mouth. It can vary in cause, severity and the need for treatment but…

The PURPLE.

By Dr Deb | February 16, 2023

The PURPLE. (period) is a really helpful term for that period of time when young babies seem to be very unsettled, crying a lot but are…

How to use Sunscreen for Babies & Children

By Dr Deb | February 8, 2023

Sunscreen is a very powerful way to protect our children from the damaging effects of the sun’s UV rays. But we want to make sure we’re…

Eczema – A Holistic Approach

By Dr Deb | April 14, 2021

Having eczema can be so distressing for children. It’s itchy, can get infected and even cause long term scarring. Sadly it’s difficult to prevent and to…

What you need to know about your child’s genitals

By Dr Deb | March 18, 2021

Becoming a parent is a steep learning curve and the last thing you want is to feel stressed over something that is actually normal! I really…

Things that go Bump in the Night

By Dr Deb | January 28, 2021

Your fun filled toddler has eventually started to sleep beautifully in the night and you’re loving the peaceful nights, only to be woken up at 11pm…

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