“Mum I’ve put a pea up my nose!” It’s a statement that strikes fear into all parents. But recent research has revealed that what we laugh off as a child’s right of passage to put a coin/piece of ...

You can start teaching your child how to blow their nose around age 2. Help your child learn with fun nose blowing games like cotton ball races and underwater bubbles. Don't forget to teach them how ...

This mother won’t be winning any parent-of-the-year awards. A French toddler was high as a tyke after inserting an ecstasy pill up her nose while rummaging through her mom’s drug stash. A study ...

Kids do the darndest things, as they say, and in some cases those "things" include shoving foreign objects up their nose or ears or down their throats. Don't believe me? Just ask a parent near you - ...

Not only adults, nasal polyps can also occur in children. Polyps are an inflammation of the nasal membranes and sinuses that ...

Being a nosy parent could save your kid’s life. Medical professionals at Tiny Hearts Education are sharing tips on what to do if your child decides to shove a pencil eraser, a button battery, a ...

A simple saltwater nasal rinse can significantly shorten children's colds by up to two days, according to a major study. This ...

Anna Girardi works for Ramsay Health Care and Food Solutions Diet Consultants as a speech pathologist. She is affiliated with Speech Pathology Australia. Children, especially toddlers and preschoolers ...

Food allergies in toddlers can appear suddenly, often disguised as rashes, tummy troubles or endless sniffles. Paediatrician says knowing the early warning signs, and which foods are most likely to ...

Ah yes, the age-old medical mantra: "The solution to pollution is dilution." Apparently, a few squirts of hypertonic saline in your kid’s nose can cut down cold symptoms and keep you from catching ...