News & Advice
COVID-19 Update
This week the government has announced the further easing of lockdown restrictions and many of us will be reconnecting with our friends and loved ones, from a safe distance. I understand that this also leads to concern for many and so it seems a good time to have a recap of information and advice relating to children and COVID-19.
What You Need To Take With You When You Travel With Children
It’s best to be prepared with little ones in case of unexpected illness, so here’s a practical guide to what to take with you when you go.
Common Allergic Reactions In Babies And Children
There are many common allergic conditions which could affect your baby from an early age. So how do you spot a problem? How can you help to relieve symptoms? And when should you see a doctor? In this blog, we discuss some key considerations relating to babies and common allergies.
How much sleep does my baby need?
Find out how much your baby should be sleeping, when your baby will develop a sleep routine, and if you should be concerned by the amount of sleep your baby is having.
It Takes A Village To Raise A Child
Dr Yiannis Ioannou, London Paediatrician, updates on the wonderful work of the Little Village Charity and how you may be able to help if you have baby clothes, toys and equipment you no longer need for your family.
Is It Safe For Children To Go Back To School?
Half term is rapidly coming to an end and many of you have been in touch with questions about whether it’s safe to send your children back to school.
Update From Dr Yiannis, London Paediatrician At Childhealthy
Recent media coverage relating to children and COVID-19
Dr Yiannis updates On Allergic Conditions In Bbabymagazine
Allergic conditions such as eczema, food allergies, hayfever and asthma are very common and can affect your baby from a young age.
COVID 19 Update From Dr Yiannis, London Paediatrician
– Using ibuprofen for my child’s fever
– Keeping up to date with my child’s vaccines
– Extra precautions in clinics
The Latest COVID Advice From Dr Yiannis
We are now several weeks into the national lockdown and new information is emerging almost daily.
COVID-19 Message From Dr Yiannis For Parents
Dear Parents and Children, I hope this email finds you and your loved ones well. As a parent and your private paediatrician I fully understand that this is a worrying…
Coronavirus Advice Letter From Dr. Yiannis At Childhealthy
Dear Parents, Many thanks for your enquiry relating to Coronavirus (Covid-19). The practice continues to receive many enquiries on this subject, which is understandable given the extensive media coverage. Both…
Winter Advice From Dr Yiannis
Keeping your baby healthy during their first winter A new baby can be a challenge for parents at the best of times, but winter can bring its own set of…
Measles Outbreak: Advice From The Department Of Health
The Measles vaccine is included within the MMR vaccine. Two doses of the vaccine are needed usually, in the UK these are given at one year and at three years…
Vaccination Schedule For Premature Babies
If your baby was born prematurely, it is understandable that you may feel he is more fragile and not ready for the first jabs. Although premature babies are more vulnerable…
My Baby Keeps Getting Colds: Should I Be Worried?
My baby’s not even a year old and has already had three or four colds. Should I be worried? There is no need to be worried, this is very a…
What Is Slapped Cheek Syndrome And Should I Be Concerned?
Slapped cheek disease is a viral infection caused by the virus Parvovirus B19. The name comes from the typical appearance of the rash, which usually gives a blotchy red appearance…
Reasons For Late Walking In Babies
I’m concerned that our 16 month old isn’t walking yet. What are the main reasons behind late walking, and how should we handle it? Every child is different and delays…
Baby Tilting Head To One Side: What Does This Mean?
My four-month-old’s head all of a sudden seems to be tipping to one side, could this be torticollis? Torticollis is common in infants and can be present from birth or…
My Four Year Old Is Struggling With Hayfever: What Should I do?
Hayfever, seasonal allergic rhinitis, is a very common condition affecting children and adults. Children may have an itchy, blocked or runny nose, sneezing and red, watery and itchy eyes. Symptoms…
Teething At 6 Months Old: What Can I Do To Help?
The process of teething varies a great deal between babies. The first teeth usually appear sometime in the first year, often around the age of six months.
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