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Trotting in Toddlers: All Parents Should Know
Trotting in a child of 21 months is not simply a milestone but one of the physically and emotionally satisfying activities for the child and you, the caregiver. Make the…
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Macrophobia: The Fear of Long Waits
Macrophobia is the intense and irrational fear of long waits. Someone who is experiencing this condition may suffer extreme episodes of anxiety when they find themselves in a long line…
Maieusiophobia: The Fear of Childbirth
Maieusiophobia, also known as Maieusiophiliacs, is an illogical fear of childbirth. It is described as a psychological disorder and the common reason why some women request an elective cesarean section.…
Taphophobia: The Fear of Being Buried Alive
A phobia can be defined as an unrealistic or unreasonable fear of a particular object, place, or thing, and this can lead to the patient desperately trying to avoid that…
Thanatophobia: The Fear of Death
Often, we hear people say that death is inevitable, and this is very true indeed. While we were younger, we learned that all life processes inevitably end in one place-…
How to Teach Your Child to Spell?
Growing up and learning how to communicate with your kid is very exciting. At that point in their lives, learning is a continuous process; there is no end to it.…
Asthenophobia: The Fear of Weakness or Fainting
The fear of fainting, also known as asthenophobia, is quite common as every person seeks to be in their best health-wise and also avoid things like nausea and fainting. Asthenophobia…
Kyphophobia: The Fear of Stooping
The fear of stooping may just be more real than you ever imagined. Gestures are a normal part of communication; some people find it easier to express themselves with such…
Domatophobia: The Fear of Houses or Being in a House
Man needs shelter as a basic necessity. How, then, is it possible to be afraid of houses? Let’s talk about Eicophobia. Domatophobia, synonymous with the terms “Eicophobia” and “Oikophobia,” is…
What is a Lullaby?
There are lots of things that can hinder a child from having a peaceful rest, such as teething, reflux, autism, etc. But a simple remedy is music. As we all…
