Foetal alcohol syndrome is the most severe form of a spectrum of disorders caused by drinking alcohol during pregnancy. BYY expert, paediatrician Dr Maraschin, talks about the effects on children.
Dr Maraschin, expert paediatrician
Dr Maraschin, expert paediatrician
Enrico is a pediatrician who is passionate about preventative medicine and building trusted relationships with parents and patients. Affectionately known as ‘Dr Rico’, he has a particular interest in neonatology, allergies, immunology and vaccinology.
-
-
The introducing solids to your baby is an exciting but daunting stage for most parents. Just when you’ve mastered the milk feeds and your baby is getting into a good …
-
BYY expert, paediatrician, Dr Maraschin, looks at the various scenarios in which growth stunting could occur, the long-term, effects and what we can do to protect children from stunting.
-
Pre-schoolersExpertsNeurodiversitySchool-Age ChildrenTweens & Teens
Expert Mental health in children
Discover the importance of mental health in children and how to recognise signs of issues. Learn practical tips to support your child’s mental well-being.
-
Choosing baby shoes can be tricky. Learn how to choose baby shoes with our expert guide, ensuring the best fit and comfort for your little one.
-
LifestyleChildren's HealthExpertsSchool-Age ChildrenToddler Health
Expert Diabetes in children- what you need to know
Diabetes in children: what you need to know to keep them healthy. Understand the signs, prevention, and treatment options in this essential guide.
-
We all prepare ourselves for coughs and colds as winter sets in, but the Health Department is concerned about the number of cases of Influenza A that South Africa has …
-
Proteins are critical for many functions in the body. Dr Enrico Marashin breaks down why it’s essential that we ensure our kids get enough of it and how to do …
-
Strep throat is a bacterial infection that causes a sore throat. Learn its symptoms, how to treat it, and when to see a doctor to prevent complications.
-
In the last few weeks of pregnancy, most babies turn and move into a head-down position (cephalic or vertex position), facing the mother’s spine, with the little chin neatly tucked …





