Dr. Henry Ukpeh's blog

When you have a sick child, it’s very easy to direct anger at the medical staff including the Doctor.  In this episode, Dr. Ukpeh shares solutions for everyone in keeping frustration and anger in check.

A parent emailed us asking how do you know when tummy pain is a problem with the appendix? If you’ve had your appendix out, you know how painful appendicitis can be. But if you haven’t, this is a great question for the show. In this episode we discuss your child and what to do if you think it might be appendicitis.

Skateboarding is a very popular sport with many children and teens. Today we discuss what to look for in case your child falls, and hits their head.

What’s the latest in circumcision news?  Is it a common practice in 2010?  Today we tackle this topic and share our views with new parents. We’d love to know your thoughts, leave a comment on this blog.

What is normal for a child’s sleep pattern? Today we discuss a parents frustration with a child who wakes up in the night and refuses to go back to sleep.  It just doesn’t happen once in awhile…it’s an almost daily occurrence.

It’s a very common problem that parents have to deal with. We discuss some solutions that will get you more sleep.

Usually when you hear about postpartum depression, you hear about it for new moms.  Well, surprise, new dads can have it too. So, how do you know it’s postpartum depression?  And more importantly, what do you do about it?

Whooping cough is making a comeback in children.  Why?  Because of a lack of immunization.  In today’s show we discuss how to keep safe and what to do if you think your child has whooping cough.

Parents love to brag about how early their child was potty trained.  Other fear the topic and wonder if their child is normal. Today, we will calm your fears and explain what is considered normal when it comes to potty training.

Today we tackle the issue of bed wetting.  How old is too old to wet the bed?  Is something wrong? Find out now on ToyBox Radio.

Do growing pains have anything to do with growth?  Find out what they really are and how to best help a child who wakes up at night crying because of “growing pains”