When a Newborn Isn’t Moving One Arm: Understanding Erb’s Palsy
Noticing that a newborn is not moving one arm can be worrying for any parent. Often, the baby appears healthy in every other way, yet one arm stays limp by…
Craniosynostosis vs Positional Plagiocephaly: How to Tell the Difference
Many parents notice, somewhere around the third or fourth month, that their baby's head does not look quite even. There may be a flat patch on one side. The forehead…
Not every headache in a child is just a headache – Dr Vishakha
Most headaches in children are harmless and typically caused by dehydration, poor sleep, or prolonged screen time. However, certain patterns deserve attention: headaches that wake a child at night, worsen…
