Care for Toddlers' Colds and Coughs
Most children develop mild colds and coughs at least once a year.Symptoms usually improve within a week and disappear within 14 days. But toddlers under three need careful attention; they can get very...
View ArticleProtecting Your Toddler's Vision
Just like her body, your toddler's vision will develop over time as she grows. Here's some advice for protecting little eyes, and recognizing when there might be a problem.To foster your toddler’s...
View ArticleBenefits of Physical Activity for Toddlers
Regular physical activity can help your toddler stay at a healthy weight while playing, having fun, and developing physically, socially and emotionally. Physically active toddlers are happier and...
View ArticleHand Washing Advice for Parents of Toddlers
Hand washing is the easiest way to prevent your toddler (and you!) from getting sick. Show your toddler how to do it properly, and be a role model when you wash your own hands. Your toddler will learn...
View ArticleKeeping Surfaces Clean in Households with Toddlers
Toddlers are curious, busy little people who like to explore with their hands and mouths. To help keep them (and you) healthy, a little cleaning can go a long way.Anything your toddler or your...
View ArticlePreparing Your Toddler for Healthcare Visits
Your toddler needs regular healthcare, including visits to the doctor and dentist. Here's some advice to make those trips less stressful for both of you: Talk to your toddler about what's happening....
View ArticleHearing Health for Toddlers
One of the best ways to protect your toddler's hearing is by breastfeeding. Breastfed toddlers have fewer ear infections, which can affect hearing.Here's some more advice to keep your toddler’s...
View ArticleHealthy Growth & Weight for Toddlers
What's a healthy weight for a toddler? And how can you help your child maintain a healthy weight for life? Here's some advice - and some general guidelines on typical weights by age and...
View ArticleHealthcare Resources for Sick Toddlers
Sometimes when your child is sick, you know exactly what to do. Other times, you might need help deciding who to call. Here's some basic advice.When it's not an emergency but you need information...
View ArticleImmunizations for Toddlers Between 12 and 36 Months
Getting your toddler immunized is the best way to protect against many serious diseases. The best way to stay up to date is to follow the schedule in your BC Child Health Passport.You can get a Child...
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