Startle or Seizure? Telling Your Baby’s Normal Movements from Seizures
Many sudden baby movements are completely normal, but a few can be seizures. We explain the difference simply, when to see a doctor, and…
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The Ketogenic Diet and Special Formulas for Hard-to-Control Seizures and Metabolic Conditions
For some children, food itself becomes part of the treatment. We explain how the medical ketogenic diet and special formulas work, who they may…
Read articleWhen a Child Loses Skills: Early Warning Signs of Developmental Regression
A child who learns slowly is different from a child who loses skills they already had. Learn the warning signs of regression and why…
Read articleExome Testing (WES) for Children: When It Helps and What the Results Mean
When scans and routine tests don’t explain a child’s symptoms, an exome test can sometimes find the cause. Here is when it helps and…
Read articleRett Syndrome or Autism? How Doctors Tell Them Apart
Rett syndrome is often first mistaken for autism. We explain the signs that tell them apart, how a simple genetic test confirms the diagnosis,…
Read articleNewborn Heel-Prick Screening: Why the First Days Matter for Your Baby’s Brain
A simple heel-prick test in the first days of life can pick up inherited metabolic conditions early, before they affect your baby’s brain. Here…
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