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17/08/2026

👀 EYE FLU (CONJUNCTIVITIS) IN KIDS 💕

Red eyes, watering, itching or sticky discharge? It could be conjunctivitis — commonly called eye flu.

🩷 Common symptoms:
• Red or pink eyes
• Excessive watering
• Itching or burning
• Sticky discharge / eyelids stuck in the morning
• Sensitivity to light

🧼 Prevention is key:
✔️ Wash hands frequently
✔️ Avoid touching or rubbing the eyes
✔️ Don’t share towels, handkerchiefs or pillows
✔️ Keep frequently touched surfaces clean
✔️ Avoid close contact when the infection is active

⚠️ Do not use leftover eye drops or antibiotics without medical advice. Not every red eye needs an antibiotic.

If your child develops severe pain, significant light sensitivity, vision changes, swelling around the eye, or symptoms that are worsening, seek medical evaluation promptly.

🌸 Healthy eyes begin with good hygiene & timely care!

Dr. Reshu Lohiya
Pediatrician | Indirapuram & Raj Nagar Extension

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🚨 H1N1 ALERT in Delhi-NCR!Fever, cough & body ache? Don’t ignore the symptoms. 🦠Stay cautious, avoid unnecessary antibio...
11/08/2026

🚨 H1N1 ALERT in Delhi-NCR!

Fever, cough & body ache? Don’t ignore the symptoms. 🦠
Stay cautious, avoid unnecessary antibiotics, and consult your pediatrician when needed.

Protect. Prevent. Get checked. ❤️

Delhi sees 6 times more H1N1 influenza cases than last year, doctors warn precaution

Delhi has recorded 1,344 H1N1 influenza cases this season, nearly six times the 229 cases reported during the same period last year.

Doctors warn that H1N1 can become serious, particularly among older adults, pregnant women, children, and people with underlying conditions.

H1N1 is caused by a virus and cannot be treated with antibiotics. Doctors recommend prescribed antiviral medicines when indicated.

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11/08/2026

The divine vibe of Sawan Shivratri — 🌿🔱
the sound of Har Har Mahadev, the devotion of Kanwariyas, the sacred Kawad journeys, and hearts filled with faith and surrender. 🕉️🙏

Every step of the Kawad Yatra carries a prayer, every chant carries devotion, and every drop of holy water carries faith.

May Mahadev’s blessings bring peace, good health, happiness and prosperity to every home. ❤️

Har Har Mahadev! 🔱
Om Namah Shivaya! 🕉️

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06/08/2026

🌡️ High Fever (103°F+) in Kids? Stay Calm, Not Scared. ❤️

A high fever can be frightening, but remember—the number on the thermometer is only one part of the story. Many children with viral infections can have temperatures above 103°F and still recover well with the right care.

🏡 At home, you can:
💧 Keep your child well hydrated.
👕 Dress them in light cotton clothes.
🤒 Give paracetamol in the correct dose (as advised by your pediatrician).
🧽 Wipe the forehead, neck, underarms, and groin with lukewarm water (avoid ice-cold water).
😴 Let your child rest and monitor their activity.

❌ Don’t use ice baths or alcohol rubs.
❌ Don’t start antibiotics without medical advice.
❌ Don’t force your child to eat.

🚨 Seek immediate medical attention if your child has:
• Difficulty breathing
• Persistent drowsiness or confusion
• Seizures
• Repeated vomiting or signs of dehydration
• A rash that doesn’t fade when pressed
• Fever in a baby younger than 3 months

❤️ Remember: We treat the child, not just the fever. A playful child with a high fever is often less concerning than a lethargic child with a lower temperature.

👩‍⚕️ Dr. Reshu Lohiya
Consultant Pediatrician
Parvarish Kids & Family Clinic

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28/07/2026

📱 Gen Alpha Parenting | Hindi + English

Gen Alpha बच्चे (2013–2025) एक अलग दुनिया में बड़े हो रहे हैं। 🌍📱

ये बच्चे ज़िद्दी, बिगड़े हुए या “बहुत स्क्रीन वाले” नहीं हैं।
वे ऐसे माहौल में बड़े हो रहे हैं जहाँ screens, notifications, information और stimulation पहले से कहीं ज़्यादा है.

As parents, our job is not just to control screens—but to understand the developing brain behind the behavior. ❤️

✨ Less shouting.
✨ More connection.
✨ Clear boundaries.
✨ Consistent routines.
✨ Real conversations.

Parenting doesn’t need to be stricter. It needs to be smarter.

अगर आपका बच्चा Gen Alpha है, तो ये 5 बातें आपकी parenting को आसान बना सकती हैं.

💬 Tell me in the comments:
आपके बच्चे की सबसे बड़ी चुनौती क्या है—📱 Screen time, 😡 Tantrums, 😴 Attention, या 📚 Studies?

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📤 Share it with another parent who needs to see this.

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26/07/2026

कारगिल के वीरों ने हमें एक सुरक्षित और स्वतंत्र भारत दिया। आज की पीढ़ी जब अपने अधिकारों और भविष्य के लिए आवाज़ उठाती है, तो यह भी उसी लोकतंत्र की ताकत है जिसकी रक्षा हमारे सैनिकों ने अपने प्राणों की आहुति देकर की। आइए, वीरों के बलिदान को नमन करें और अपने अधिकारों के साथ अपने कर्तव्यों को भी याद रखें। जय हिंद! 🇮🇳

The heroes of Kargil gave us more than a military victory—they protected our freedom to speak, question, and shape the future. As today’s generation raises its voice for change, let’s remember that every right we exercise stands on the courage and sacrifice of those who defended our nation. Freedom is not just inherited; it is honoured through responsibility. Salute to the brave hearts of Kargil. 🇮🇳

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Not every child—or adult—fits neatly into a label. ❤️As a pediatrician, I’ve learned that some of the kindest people are...
22/07/2026

Not every child—or adult—fits neatly into a label. ❤️

As a pediatrician, I’ve learned that some of the kindest people aren’t the loudest or the smartest in the room. They’re the ones who trust, care deeply, and choose empathy over manipulation.

Let’s teach our children that being kind doesn’t mean being weak, and being smart doesn’t mean losing compassion.

Raise children who are confident enough to say “no,” wise enough to set boundaries, and kind enough to care for others.

💙 Kindness is a strength when paired with self-respect.

👇 Tell me in the comments:
What would you rather your child grow up to be—clever, kind, or a balance of both?

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16/07/2026

Which sentence do you think every child needs to hear more often? Tell me in the comments.”

As parents, we often focus on correcting our children, teaching them, and helping them improve. But sometimes, the words they remember for a lifetime are the simplest ones we say every day.

These words build confidence, emotional security, and resilience. A child who feels heard, accepted, and loved grows into an adult who believes in themselves.

Today, take a moment to tell your child something that fills their heart—not just their mind. ❤️

👇 Which sentence do you think every child needs to hear more often? Tell me in the comments!

— Dr. Reshu Lohiya
Pediatrician | Newborn & Child Specialist

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15/07/2026

How to Recognize the Signs Early & Help Your Child

Early Warning Signs

Watch for changes such as:

* Sudden reluctance to go to school.
* Frequent headaches or stomach aches before school.
* Mood changes—sadness, anxiety, irritability, or anger.
* Loss of interest in friends or favorite activities.
* Unexplained bruises, torn clothes, or missing belongings.
* Difficulty sleeping or nightmares.
* Drop in school performance.
* Eating much more or much less than usual.
* Spending excessive time alone.
* Avoiding school bus, playground, or certain classmates.

What Parents Can Do

* Talk with your child every day without judgment.
* Ask open-ended questions like:
* “What made you smile today?”
* “Did anything make you feel uncomfortable?”
* Listen calmly and believe what your child shares.
* Reassure them that bullying is never their fault.
* Teach them to seek help from a trusted adult.
* Inform the school early and work together for a solution.
* Keep communication open and continue checking in.

What Teachers Can Look For

* Children who suddenly become quiet or withdrawn.
* Frequent absences or requests to leave class.
* Sitting alone during lunch or recess.
* Changes in friendships.
* Declining classroom participation or grades.
* Repeated complaints of illness without a clear medical reason.
* Fear of certain students or locations in school.
* Unexplained emotional outbursts.

How Teachers Can Help

* Create a classroom where kindness and respect are expected.
* Take every report of bullying seriously.
* Intervene immediately and fairly.
* Encourage children to report bullying safely.
* Support both the affected child and address the behavior of the child bullying.
* Keep parents informed and work together on a plan.
* Praise empathy, inclusion, and positive behavior.

Remember

Early recognition, open communication, and timely support can make all the difference. Every child deserves to feel safe, respected, and confident at school.


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🚨 High AQI Alert: Protect Your Child’s Lungs! 🌫️👶The Air Quality Index (AQI) is currently in the Severe category, which ...
13/07/2026

🚨 High AQI Alert: Protect Your Child’s Lungs! 🌫️👶

The Air Quality Index (AQI) is currently in the Severe category, which can be harmful for everyone—especially infants and children, whose lungs are still developing.

To protect your child:
✅ Keep outdoor activities to a minimum.
✅ Keep windows closed and use an air purifier if available.
✅ Ensure older children wear a well-fitted N95 mask if they need to go outside.
✅ Keep children well hydrated and offer a diet rich in fruits and antioxidants.
✅ Seek medical attention if your child develops persistent cough, wheezing, breathing difficulty, or chest tightness.

A little extra care today can make a big difference to your child’s health tomorrow.


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