Has your child developed tics or twitches since a Strep A infection?
Even though tics and twitches are normally quite common in children, there has been an upsurge of kids with tics and involuntary repetitive movements such…
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What to do if you suspect you or your child has a Strep A infection
Strep A is a bacterial infection which is usually mild in children but can potentially become very serious. There have been some alarming deaths recently…
Everything you need to know about Scarlet Fever
You are happily dropping your kids off to school and you hear that “Scarlet fever” is doing the rounds. Your heart sinks, and you feel…
Can The Gut Microbiome Affect a Child’s Temperament?
All kids can be moody at times, and childhood meltdowns can be very real and gruelling for everyone. However, some kids find it much easier…
Liz Earle Wellbeing Podcast – Friday Five Immunopsychiatry
This week, I had a catch-up with Liz Earle or her Friday Five Podcast! Has your child or teen (or even yourself!) developed anxiety, tics,…
Does your child have Speech Delay or a Stutter?
Speech delay is a common childhood problem, and nutrition as well as other therapies might well play an important role in helping kids to develop…
PANDAS Webinar
This week, I was on a brilliant webinar with Dr Tim Ubhi and Sarah Sharp about PANDAS and Coronavirus. PANDAS is an autoimmune neuropsychiatric childhood…
Extreme Fussy Eaters – When It Is Not In The Mind
When a child has a tiny appetite or a very selective and narrow repertoire of foods, it can be one of the most stressful and…
Four Natural Ways To Stop A Child’s Earache
Earaches were the thing that troubled my daughter when she was little. She would sometimes wake me up screaming in agony and it was awful…
Nourishment To Calm Your Anxious Child – Part Two
Here is the second part to my blog which looks at how you can nourish your child back into a calm state. In the first…