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Child health, explained

Clear answers to the questions parents ask at 10 PM: fever, cough, diarrhoea, vaccines, growth — and how to use AI wisely for your child’s health.

Symptoms

SymptomsBaby colic and crying: what's normal and how to sootheA baby who cries for hours every evening may have colic: it starts in the first weeks and ends by 3–4 months. How to soothe, cope and know when to go to the clinic.SymptomsCough and breathing problems in children: cold, pneumonia, wheeze or croup?How to count your baby's breaths, what counts as fast breathing by age, safe home care for a cough, and when a cough means the clinic or casualty today.SymptomsDiarrhoea in children: ORS, zinc and the signs of dehydrationDiarrhoea is 3 or more loose stools a day. How to give ORS and zinc, keep feeding, and spot the dehydration signs that mean going to the clinic or casualty now.SymptomsFever in babies and children: what to do and when to worryA fever is 38 °C or higher. How to take your child's temperature, safe home care, the under-3-months rule, febrile seizures and when to go to the clinic or casualty.SymptomsMalaria in children: symptoms, same-day testing and prevention in South AfricaA child with fever after time in a malaria area needs a malaria test the same day. Symptoms, severe signs, South African risk areas and how to protect your family.SymptomsRashes in babies and children: which ones are serious?How to do the glass test for a rash that doesn't fade, how to recognise measles, chickenpox, heat rash, eczema and scabies, and when a rash means casualty now.SymptomsTeething symptoms and myths: what's normal and what isn'tTeething brings drool, sore gums and grumpiness — not high fever, diarrhoea or rashes. Safe ways to soothe your baby, what to avoid, and when to see the clinic.

Vaccines

Growth

When to go to hospital

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