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Do You Have Concerns About Your Child’s Health?

AmberBy AmberApril 5, 2022Updated:January 10, 2023No Comments4 Mins Read
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Given how much you love your child, seeing them with a notable health concern or two has to be upsetting.

Where do you go for medical help when your child most needs it?

The commonsense answer is your primary care physician. They should also know your child’s healthcare situation, if not better than you do. By taking your child to see their doctor, they can, more times than not, diagnose the illness or injury.

Key Points
  • It is common sense to take your child to their primary care physician when they are sick or have an injury.
  • When the problem is more serious than a cold or cuts, you should take them to an emergency center.
  • Consider taking your child to a freestanding emergency center instead of a hospital for less of a wait time.
  • You can do things at home to help keep your child healthy, such as exercising and eating healthy meals.
  • If your child seems overwhelmed with social media and school, talk to them about it because it could be impacting their health negatively.

Table of Contents

  • When it is More Than a Common Cold or Cuts
  • Keeping Your Child as Healthy as Can Be
  • Exercise
  • Food and drinks
  • Less stress

When it is More Than a Common Cold or Cuts

So, where do you turn when the problem is more than a common cold or cuts from a bike accident or broken bone in a fall?

When the medical need is far more significant, the emergency center is the place to head to.

With that in mind, what emergency center will you take your child to?

Unfortunately, too many kids and parents are in busy hospital emergency rooms. As a result, the former doesn’t always get the immediate care they may need.

Consider a freestanding emergency center when you take your child for an emergency.

Such centers offer excellent care, but you will likely have less of a wait to see your child.

It is also good to have your child’s medical records and needs to be updated.

As an example, did your child had any surgeries in recent times? Do they have any allergies to medications that you are aware of? Is your child timid around strangers? Preparing for when your child meets with staff will make things easier for all involved.

Keeping Your Child as Healthy as Can Be

Although you can’t predict an emergency, you can do everything to have your child as healthy as they can be.

Among the areas to key in on:

Exercise

If your child does not get the needed exercise, you could set them up for trouble. Yes, kids tend to have a fair amount of energy.

However, all that energy does not always add to the right kinds of exercise. Without forcing them, please encourage your child to play a sport or be in activities where they get a good workout.

Food and drinks

Since you cook at home, you have a significant say in what goes into your child’s body daily. As such, try and come up with fit meal diet like Nutrition Tip Tuseday as often as possible.

Also, check to see what they’re eating when they take lunch at school or visit a friend’s home for a meal or two.

Read my blog post about Dietary supplements: which products for which age

Less stress

Last, being a child in today’s world is different in some ways than when you were your son or daughter’s age. There’s a good chance social media was not around when you were young.

With that, you did not have to worry about people knowing your actions in school and elsewhere. In today’s digital age, many kids get overwhelmed with social networking.

Too many children end up bullied as a result. If your child speaks of this, don’t consider it a regular part of growing up. Sit down with them and discuss it. It could very well be impacting their health.

If there are concerns about your child’s health, ensure they are at the top of your priority list.

Doing so will make you and your child all the better for it.

Thanks For Reading !

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Amber Chesebrough - Amber is the Head of Nutrition at Feel and a qualified AFN Registered Nutritionist (RNutr). During her 10 years in the food supplement industry, Amber gained extensive experience in the field. Her undergraduate degree was in Sport and Exercise Nutrition, followed by a Master's degree in Human Nutrition.

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