Teething is a phase experienced by all babies, and sometimes feared by parents, usually lasting from the age of six months to three years. Some children are just mildly bothered by the appearance of their first teeth, or milk teeth, while others cry a lot, are unable to fall asleep, wake frequently and are generally cranky. The gums are red and sore, drooling is typical and the fingers are repeatedly put into the mouth. It is not uncommon for teething to be compounded by fever, stomach upsets and diarrhea.

Teething pain is felt when the gums become sore and inflamed as

Spring has sprung a little early this year, and as a result, so have allergies.  I Started noticing the red eyes and the sniffling a few weeks ago as the trees started to bud, but now, everywhere I look, I see people with tissues coming out of their sleeves and a blurry puffed up look about their eyes trying to see through the mist of tears. There is also the classic sign of itchy throat or constant throat clearing that happens at this time of year. These poor individuals have to clear their throats about every 2 minutes, or cluck

1. It works quickly - especially important for parents of crying feverish babies and children - fevers and coughs will diminish within minutes of administering a remedy

2. It is safe -  You cant take too much of it, you cant poison or overdose on it, and it is totally non-toxic and there are no side effects

3. Homeopathy is not habit forming -  You cannot get addicted, there is never withdrawal and it can help wean you off of pharmaceuticals

4. It is natural -  Homeopathic remedies are made from the substances all around us found in nature.

5. It is environmentally friendly

Homeopathy is a natural system of medicinal healing.  It uses micro doses of natural substances (remedies) to guide the body and mind in healing itself.

The remedies used in classical homeopathy can be made of plant, animal or mineral material.  Gold for example is used as a remedy called aurum. 

Do you lie awake at night, worrying about... well anything and everything? Do you make lists, think of things that you have to do, think about the things you did or didn’t do today, check the clock toss and turn and worry about what time you have to get up the next morning and how tired you are going to be because you just can’t get to sleep?

Maybe you are OK getting to sleep, but you can only sleep for a certain amount of time and then you wake up, switch position, grab a snack, but no matter what you