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If your child complains of sore legs in the afternoon/evening or during the night, then they might be experiencing growing pains.

And while it can be upsetting or worrying for both you and your child, please be reassured that in almost all cases, growing pains are not harmful.

Find out more about growing pains, what the symptoms are and how to help, below.

Referred pain is where pain is felt in one part of the body although the pain comes from another part of the body. Many people have not considered that their aches and pains in one area, could be caused by something going on elsewhere in their bodies.

If you’re the parent of an active child going through a growth spurt, chances are you may have heard grumblings of heel pain. Calcaneal Apophysitis, or Sever’s Disease, is a common cause of heel pain in children, particularly during early...

  May is Cystic Fibrosis (CF) awareness month, which is close to our hearts for many reasons.  Over the years, we have had the honour of meeting so many inspiring people affected by CF who have touched us with their...