Sentences with phrase «unwell children»

Hospital - based support groups for parents of seriously unwell children: an example from pediatric oncology in Australia.

Child life specialists provide extensive care to unwell children who have been... Read More»

Moreover, the report found that 800 million people spent at least 10 percent of their household budgets on health expenses for themselves, an unwell child or another family member.

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This credit is designed to assist the more than 500,000 Canadians caring for unwell partners and children with disabilities or severe illnesses.

In extreme cases, your child may feel unwell and show signs of heatstroke.

If you are feeling physically or mentally unwell, chances are you will find it difficult to be part of your child's growth.

Whichever combination of options you prefer to pass the time with, do rest assured that things will improve and if you are at all worried your child may be unwell please do seek medical advice as we are always happy to reassure.

It might be that your child is unwell, or teething, or any of the other myriad reasons children have for waking.

For example a child who appears well but has a high temperature is less concerning than a child who only has a mild fever, but who appears quite unwell or unresponsive.

Most parents ask their kids to stop whining or express annoyance when they do, but that is unlikely to prevent a child from whining if they are in a bad mood, frustrated, tired, hungry, or feeling unwell.

If your child becomes unwell, this expression will be changed, and in a manner which, to a certain extent, will indicate what part of the system is at fault.

Babywearing should not replace treatments recommended by your healthcare provider but should be used to enhance the treatments and promote safety and comfort in you child while they are unwell.

If your child is unwell, please keep them home until they are 100 % better.

Always call a doctor to check up on a fever in the first four to six months of your baby's life, especially if your child shows any other signs of being unwell, such as lethargy, clammy skin or difficulty breathing.

Lawsuits have been filed by parents who say their children became unwell after drinking the formula.

You never want your child to be suffering or feeling unwell, especially when they are needing extra snuggles and you can't be there, but it is tough to get that call when they have no other symptoms and especially if they're happy enough otherwise.

A child who is so nervous that he or she feels physically unwell before a game or begins to have trouble sleeping at night or concentrating at school may be over-stressed.

Probably quite true when you're children are grown up, but not the reality when you have young children, and are on day three of being cooped up in the house because one has chicken pox and is too unwell to go out and the other is climbing the walls.

So a 2 - year - old child is going to behave differently when hungry or tired or unwell or sad or angry or scared or overstimulated or bored or happy than a 6 year old or an 8 year old or an 11 year old.

While most days my job as nurse brings out lots of happy and life affirming moments, there are unfortunate times when I see children that are sick, hurting, and very unwell.

starts by causing a child to feel unwell, and not wanting to eat or drink because she feels nauseated (as though she may vomit).

No parent wants to see their child unwell.

If your child is even slightly unwell you will need to make alternative arrangements.

While ear infections can be either bacterial (which may respond to antibiotics) or viral (which don't respond to antibiotics), U.K. guidelines, which is in line with the U.S. and Canadian guidelines, suggest physicians can safely withhold or delay antibiotics unless the child is systematically unwell, has perforation and / or discharge in the ear canal, or if the symptoms have persisted for four days or more, the authors noted.

When we are unwell our Inner Child's emotions are in need of comfort and support, so a Healing Heart is equally effective for Big Kids as for Little Ones.

Nobody likes to see their children ill or unwell.

We spend time with an assortment of established and aspiring singers, including a trio comprised of a feuding married couple (Allan Nichols and Cristina Raines) and their promiscuous third wheel (Keith Carradine), a beloved songstress (Ronee Blakley) who collapses and is unwell, a sexy tone - deaf newcomer (Gwen Welles) who's asked to strip to make up for her lack of talent, a white leader (Lily Tomlin) of a black church choir with two deaf children, her organizer husband (Ned Beatty), and a corny, successful patriot (Gibson).

So why do we teach children how to look after themselves physically and when to ask for help if feeling unwell, but don't do the same when it comes to their mental health and wellbeing?

The most important thing for an allergic child is that they should always be listened to, and not dismissed if they are feeling unwell.

MANAGING ALLERGIES The most important thing for staff to consider when looking after an allergic child, is knowing what they are allergic to, and what they should do if they become unwell.

If your child feels unwell in the classroom, for example, asthma, coughing, or congestion, a runny nose, a rash, or sneezing, such symptoms may well be caused by the classroom pet.

Educators said that their daily work exposed them to health risks such as acquiring illnesses when children were unwell.

Set up a process so that if you are too unwell or do not have the energy to answer your child's questions, they know that you will make time for it later.

Having a high temperature causes headache, feelings of being unwell, and aching all over the body, and lowering the temperature can help the child feel more comfortable.

If you have a night time pattern it will help to settle your child but stressful events of the day can sometimes mean that extra time and quiet attention is needed, e.g. starting school, being unwell, family disruptions.

Children are more likely to have tantrums when they are bored, tired, hungry, unwell or overwhelmed by events.

Making sure that children know what to do and who to seek help from in case you are unavailable or unwell is also very important — particularly when chronic illness or stress may affect your capacity to provide support.

Talking to your child and family members to help them understand your mental illness can help your child to cope better, help them make sense of the changes they see in you when you are unwell and know that it is not their fault.

Assists in maintaining a safe and healthy environment by performing periodic safety checks of equipment, facilities and identifies children who are unwell.

An important protective factor for children is having access to other supportive adults who they can go to when they have concerns or when their parent is unwell and they are in need of extra support.

An important protective factor for children is having access to other supportive adults who they can go to when they have concerns or when their parent is unwell and they are in need of support.

Ask children whether they are required to do more around the house than others their age due to their parent being unwell.

In the beginning, the children were often sick when they arrived, and the baby was particularly unwell on his first weekend.