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How does laughing really suit them, but sometimes our children don’t smile at all, they just look unhappy and sad. This may be a symptom of …

Although obsessive compulsive disorder seems to be a disorder usually attributed to adults, according to the results of the studies, most …

Definition Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, which was mentioned in written texts dating back to 1500s and entered the medical literature …

Today, with TV, magazines and cosmetics world highlighting weakness more than many values, young people started dieting from a very early …

Bedwetting, also defined in clinical practice as enuresis (enourin: to urinate in Greek); It is defined as the child’s wetting his or her …

Tics; sudden, involuntary, repetitive movements, expressions, or gestures. They can be defined in four groups: -Simple motor tics (blink …

Depression is a common, serious, repetitive disease that seriously reduces the child’s social relationships and school performance, but …

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is reported to be 0.3-0.9% in children and adolescents, but it is thought to be more common. ‘Stop …

Infancy is a very important period in which the family can be prepared to prevent undesirable behaviors before they even begin, and to provide …

You may have said the phrase I placed in my title many times, maybe you have heard it from others. Nose picking is a very common behavior …