It shouldn’t keep parents up at night this back-to-school season, but it’s important to know the symptoms of monkeypox in kids and be mindful of the risks.

Monkeypox: Symptoms, treatment and risks parents should know

Monkeypox shouldn’t keep parents up at night this back-to-school season, but it’s important to be mindful of the risks.

Will monkeypox derail the school year? We asked the experts

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Everything you need to know about kids and toddlers, including behaviour and development, sleep, potty training, preschool, and how to handle picky eaters.

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We should think about our gut health—and do everything we can to protect our microbiota so they can protect us—and our kids.

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Snoring is the most common sign of sleep apnea in kids—a condition that can lead to everything from trouble in school to ADHD-like behaviours.

Your child’s snoring could be a sign of sleep apnea

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The term may induce snickers, but mouth breathing in children can cause — and indicate — a surprising number of medical issues.

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Your child’s snoring could be a sign of sleep apnea

Is your kid a mouth breather? It might be time for an intervention