Insect Bites - What To Do About Them In Children
An insect bite is usually a red itchy bump. There may be a blister in the middle. Sometimes insect bites are painful (especially spider bites) as well as itchy.
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Cuts, Scratches & Grazes In Children
How to care for cuts, scratches and grazes. If your child has a wound that won't stop bleeding, see a health professional urgently.Mumps
Mumps is a viral illness which can be serious. Vaccination is the only way to prevent it.Common Questions Kids Ask About Cancer
Children often have many questions about cancer. Here are some answers to commonly asked questions.Supporting Your Student During Cancer Treatment
Once your student and their family have a clear idea of what their cancer treatment will involve, it is a good idea for you or someone else at your school to talk with their parents about what schoolwork may be appropriate.Supporting Your Student At Diagnosis
Parents often feel overwhelmed after receiving their child's diagnosis. It can take them some time to consider the impact of cancer on their child's education.Supporting Young Children With Cancer
In hospital, young children can become used to interacting with more adults than children, and they may need more support from early childhood teachers.Supporting Teenage Students With Cancer
Having cancer often interrupts the normal developmental process a teenager goes through as they become independent from their parents and other adults.Letter To Let Other Parents Know About Your Student's Cancer
A letter your school can personalise to let parents at your school know that a student has cancer. Remember to consult with your student's family beforehand.Resources About Cancer
Some useful resources to help with a child's re-entry into the classroom after cancer treatment.Supporting Your Student Returning To School After Cancer Treatment
When your student comes back to school after cancer it can be a good sign that their life is returning to their 'new normal'.Quick Help Guide For Parents Of Child Cancer Patients
Make sure you know what signs and symptoms you should be on the lookout for. It's good to have important numbers on hand in case your child with cancer becomes unwell.Helping To Make Penicillin Injections More Comfortable
As a caregiver or parent it is important you take a few deep breaths and relax yourself, because if you are feeling v
Rheumatic Fever - Women & Pregnancy
If you have had rheumatic fever or rheumatic heart disease, you should have a heart check-up before you fall pregnant.Common Questions About Penicillin Injections
Some answers to questions your child might have about their penicillin injections after they have had rheumatic fever.Levetiracetam For Preventing Seizures
Information about the use of levetiracetam to prevent epileptic seizures.
