Gynaecology - Pediatrics - Pregnant Women - Babies - Page 3

Known since antiquity but defined in 1860 by Doctor Karl Von Rokitansky, this gynecological pathology is still too little known. This article aims to lift the veil on this disease.

From the first contractions to the moment you hold your baby in your arms, the steps are long. Because it is important to project yourself and visualize this great day, we present you with a list of...

The first teeth usually appear around 6 months. However, they can appear earlier or later. The appearance of the teeth is a source of many questions for the parents, ...

Baby blues and postpartum depression are psychological states that a woman may experience after giving birth. These states can range from being depressed for a few days to being depressed for a long time.

Having a baby is a wonderful thing, but it can also be a source of anxiety and stress, especially when this little being does not sleep.
There is a very important difference in rhythm between the top of the day and the bottom of the night.

Looking at our beautiful little creatures with their cute little feet, it is tempting to choose their shoes based on aesthetics, fashion, the effect it will make.
However...

Does your baby have a runny eye? A little crust at the corner of the eye? Your baby may have a blocked tear duct... Here's how...

The after-effects of childbirth are part of the taboo subjects that one does not discuss at a dinner party and yet if this were the case, fewer women would suffer in silence and fewer couples would be torn apart...

What is congenital torticollis?
Definition of congenital torticollis

Congenital torticollis is a malposition of the neck and head characterized by a tilted position of the head.

The Denver scale has been used to establish a reference of the child's development according to 4 items:
Motor skills Language Fine motor skills Social contactThis test is however only an indication of the child's development...

It is not compulsory to have your baby seen by an osteopath, but when you look at your child, you are amazed and do not realize the little problems he may have.

In utero, what does your baby see?
The child begins to see as of the 7th month of pregnancy. The fetus can thus perceive light.
An experiment was carried out and showed that when a light was put on the ...