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This ebook deals with the widely misunderstood topic of mood disorders in children. The more information you have as a parent, the more you'll be able to provide support to other members of your family, as well as effectively cope with the stress that comes from living with a person with mood disorders.
Did you know that in the U.S., 30 million kids and teens participate in one for or another of organized sports and that out of those 30 million children; 3 million of them will experience a sports injury. Out of the injuries sustained by these children, sprains and strains are the most common of injuries.
Children love to play sports. Keeping them safe while playing is something that coaches, and parents can team up to do. Coaches and parents need to be sure that the children on the team are physically fit and capable of the physical demands of the game. Children should be encouraged to stay fit all year by exercising in off-season as well as during the playing season.
All children have little worries and doubts, but when they can’t stop thinking about them and it starts to affect their daily functioning it becomes a problem. OCD is a type of anxiety disorder which is characterized by obsessions and compulsions. Sometimes ocd children will become worried by certain thoughts or images; these are called obsessions.
Nightmares and night terrors are two different things, though both can be distressing for little ones and their parents alike. Night terrors are a fairly common childhood sleep disorder that is characterized by extreme terror while sleeping and the inability to fully wake up. While your child may be screaming, crying and desperately trying to escape something, with eyes wide open, he or she is in fact still in a state of sleep. In this type of sleep disorder the sleep state is a non-dreaming state and usually there is no scary dream situation or object that has caused this terror, as is the case with nightmares. Night terrors in children are a fairly mysterious disturbance that occurs during deep sleep where your child will experience terror and fear without apparent cause.
From the moment a newborn baby is brought home from the hospital, most parents eagerly monitor their child’s development. Every milestone is excitedly anticipated, and it is so tempting to compare your own little one with other children of the same age. After all, everyone wants the assurance that their child is growing healthily along normal growth patterns.
While there are many children who have an extremely healthy appetite, the opposite end of the scale are children, especially in the younger age group, who 'never' seem to eat. These children are typically very picky eaters and have poor appetites. They frequently need to be begged or bribed to eat even the smallest morsel.
About 2−1/2 million children are injured or killed by hazards in the home each year. The good news is that many of these incidents can be prevented by using simple child safety devices on the market today.
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