Conditions and illnesses
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Children and Anxiety
Some types of anxiety are normal in childhood, such as anxiety in the presence of a stranger; separation anxiety, which occurs between 18 months and 3 years of age; fear of monsters, which appears around 4 to 6 years; and phobias (irrational fears of objects or situations), which are common and disappear on their own.
“Look at the beads I got!” is something we often hear in the Oncology department of The Montreal Children’s Hospital.
Vomiting and diarrhea are two of the most common reasons parents bring their children to a hospital Emergency Room.
How to talk to your doctor about your symptoms, medications and health concerns
New walk-in clinic helps those seeking urgent care
Develop a battle plan against the flu this year. Know what you will be up against, get the facts on prevention, learn tips for a quick recovery, and find out when it is appropriate to seek further medical attention.
You and your child have just learned he or she needs regular injections: now what?
Toys are a source of fun and learning. The right toys can help children develop imagination and coordination. The wrong ones can do more harm than good. Read more...
Young children often put small objects, such as marbles, pins, or coins, in their mouth. These objects may then be swallowed. Although this can be frightening, it is not always cause for concern. Read more...