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anemia and other problems. If you inherited the defect from both parents or from one parent and a ... . Hemoglobin E/thalassemia. This means you have one hemoglobin gene from one parent, and a beta

Parents with newborns may have insomnia. You may be feeding your baby every few hours during ... the night and day. You may not be able to fall asleep when your baby is napping. Insomnia When ... new parent;sleep problems;Insomnia When You Have a Newborn;breastfeeding;insomnia;61018

want more independence and more emotional distance between them and their parents. A teen's focus ... problems on their own. As they gain more reasoning and intuitive abilities, they start to face new

said than done. But new research suggests that keeping work stress out of the home—and particularly ... Reduced stress—for both kids and parents Lower risk for obesity Reduced risk for eating disorders ... parents; family; mealtimes; job satisfaction; working parents; stress reduction; work-related stress; relaxation;

Hereditary Motor and Sensory Neuropathy ... the visit, write down the name of a new diagnosis, and any new medicines, treatments, or tests. Also ... nerves that supply your feet, legs, hands, and arms. Charcot-Marie-Tooth Disease What is

and errands, giving you time to rest or exercise Not expecting to be a perfect parent or to pick ... postpartum depression Accepting that being a parent is difficult, and that it’s OK to ask for help

*Parenting Tips Emergencies ... everyday problems and issues. Tips for Working Parents: Unexpected Situations No parent ... expects every day to go smoothly. Child emergencies happen, so plan ahead. Decide how to handle ... 84369;tips for working parents, unexpected situations;working parents, unexpected situations, tips;parents, working, unexpected situations, tips

is upsetting. Most parents don’t expect to have problems with pregnancy. They don’t expect their ... Difficulty After Birth All of a baby's body systems must work together in a new way after birth

can be picky eaters. And they may resist new tastes. But your whole family can learn to eat ... your house. How do you get your family to eat them? Kids can be picky eaters. And they may resist new ... 89785;for parents;parents;parent;healthy foods for the whole family;Food Habits;Diet Modifications

childhood. Children with ODD are uncooperative, defiant, and hostile toward peers, parents ... uncooperative, defiant, and hostile behavior toward peers, parents, teachers, and other authority figures

*Working Parents Coping Job Tips ... Working Parents: Coping at Your Job ... life and your family life. Tips for Parents: Achieving Work-Life Balance Your job may give ... you satisfaction and support. But as a working parent, your job can also cause stress if you isolate ... 84602;tips for working parents: coping on the job;parents, working, coping on the job;working ... parents, coping on the job;parenting, coping on the job;work-family balance;job success

*Kidney Stones Expectant Tx ... is passed, a stone can be analyzed. This wait-and-see approach is called expectant therapy. If pain ... to pass naturally. Once it is passed, a stone can be analyzed. This wait-and-see approach is ... 84719;kidney stones: expectant therapy;kidney stones, expectant therapy;kidney stones, passing ... stones;renal caluli, expectant therapy;renal calculi, passing stones

parents and like being part of a family. Read on to learn more. The Growing Child: School-Age (6 ... my child do at these ages? As your child grows, you’ll notice them developing new and exciting ... child growth;child development;growing child;child growth and development;childhood developmental phases;school-age child;p02278

Having surgery can be stressful—and scary, especially for a child. You can do a lot to help your ... child stay calm and get ready for the procedure. Having surgery can be stressful and scary ... child; surgery; anxiety; hospital; parent

. But you are likely scared and upset by what's happening. Your little one can sense your unease and ... stress. For you, then, being prepared for the test or procedure will help you stay calm and supportive ... child development;infant care;infant test;infant procedure;parenting;4

other significant person Parents’ divorce or separation Death of a pet A new brother or ... answered. At the visit, write down the name of a new diagnosis and any new medicines, treatments, or ... with anxiety;adjustment disorder with anxiety and depressed mood;adjustment disorder with disturbanc of ... conduct;adjustment disorder with mixed disturbance of emotions and conduct;adjustment disorder unspecified;P01573

grows, you’ll notice them developing new and exciting abilities. A child age 4: Serves their ... Dresses themselves completely without help Gets along well with parents Likes to cook and ... child growth;child development;growing child;child growth and development;childhood developmental phases;preschool growth and development;p02272

emotions and decisions, and many end-of-life issues. A terminally ill person is not expected to be cured ... babies do react to separation from parents, painful procedures, and any change in their routine. A ... coping terminal cancer;dealing with death;terminal cancer;death and cancer;children view death ... ;infant and death;toddler and death;preschooler and death;school-age child and death;adolescents and

. At the visit, write down the name of a new diagnosis, and any new medicines, treatments, or tests ... recommended and what the results could mean. Know what to expect if your child does not take the

, the abnormal gene is from a new mutation. It's not inherited from a parent. Researchers believe ... name of a new diagnosis, and any new medicines, treatments, or tests. Also write down any new