All Posts Tagged: Dr. Yahya Amar Mari

Bedwetting in Children – Causes, Myths, and When to Seek Help

Few parenting moments cause more quiet concern than finding your child’s bed wet again. It’s easy to wonder if something’s wrong — especially when your child seems “too old” for it. But here’s the truth: bedwetting (also called nocturnal enuresis) is far more common than most parents think — and in nearly all cases, it’s […]

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Why Sleep Is a Child’s Superpower: Healthy Bedtime Habits for Families

If your child resists bedtime or wakes up cranky and tired, you’re not alone. Between school, activities, and screens, many children today simply don’t get enough rest. Yet sleep isn’t a luxury — it’s a superpower for growing bodies and minds. Sleep fuels everything from learning and attention to mood and immunity. Without it, even […]

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School Health Checks: What Parents Should Expect Before Enrollment

Starting school is an exciting milestone — new friends, uniforms, and a big step toward independence. But before your child walks through those classroom doors, there’s one important step every family in the UAE must complete: the school health check. These assessments are more than a box to tick for enrollment — they ensure your […]

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Potty Training Without Stress: Gentle Tips for Parents in the UAE

For many parents, potty training feels like one of the biggest milestones of early childhood — and sometimes, one of the most challenging. Between accidents, resistance, and timing worries, it can test even the calmest caregivers. But the truth is, successful potty training isn’t about speed — it’s about readiness, patience, and a positive approach. […]

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Pediatric Digestive Issues: What Frequent Stomach Pain Could Mean

“My child keeps saying their tummy hurts.” — it’s a phrase pediatricians hear almost every day. For parents, this can be confusing and worrying, especially when there’s no clear cause. Is it something they ate? Just nerves? Or a sign of something more serious? The truth is that occasional stomach pain is very common in […]

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Nutrition for Kids: Building Healthy Eating Habits That Last a Lifetime

If your child refuses vegetables, loves sweets, or insists on eating the same three foods every day — you’re definitely not alone. Most parents, at some point, face the challenge of picky eating. The good news is that children’s food habits can change with patience, consistency, and the right approach. Healthy nutrition isn’t just about […]

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Childhood Allergies: Spotting the Triggers Parents Often Overlook

If your child often sneezes, coughs, or develops unexplained rashes, allergies may be the reason — and in the UAE’s unique environment, they’re more common than many parents realize. From sandstorms to food sensitivities, allergy triggers can hide in everyday life, making them easy to overlook. At KidsHeart Medical Center, our pediatric asthma and allergy […]

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Why Regular Pediatric Visits Are the Key to Raising Healthy Kids in the UAE

It’s a familiar scene for many parents — your child seems perfectly fine, so you wonder, “Do we really need another check-up?” Between school runs, activities, and family life, it’s easy to delay a visit to the pediatrician until something feels wrong. But regular pediatric visits aren’t just about treating illness — they’re the cornerstone […]

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Why Children Get Sick More Often Than Adults — And How to Boost Immunity

If you feel like your child catches every cold that passes through school or nursery, you’re not imagining it. Parents often wonder, “Why is my child always sick?” — especially when adults in the same home stay perfectly fine. The truth is simple and reassuring: frequent colds, coughs, and mild fevers are a normal part […]

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Is My Child Growing Normally? Understanding Growth Charts Made Simple

One of the most common questions pediatricians hear is, “Is my child growing normally?” Parents naturally compare their little one’s height or weight to friends, cousins, or classmates — and when those differences seem big, worry can follow. But here’s something reassuring: children grow at their own pace. Growth is like a fingerprint — unique […]

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