Should I Be Worried?: A No-Panic Guide to Your Child's Health

Dr. Niamh Lynch

Should I Be Worried?: A No-Panic Guide to Your Child's Health

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Release Date: 29-01-2026
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'Should I be worried?' is a question that pops into the heads of most parents of young children every day. Often several times per day.

It may be a concern that a newborn is crying too much, that a toddler isn't gaining enough weight, or that a school-going child has developed a strange rash. Each developmental stage seems to present new questions and new things to worry about.

Paediatric consultant, and mother of two, Dr Niamh Lynch is here to help.

In this practical, accessible guide, Dr Niamh takes you through each stage of early development and shares her expertise on the most common topics she discusses with parents in her work as a doctor - and the ones that were at the top of her mind in her own first years as a parent.

Your go-to guide to your child's health, Should I Be Worried? is an antidote to panic and worry, one that will give you the information you need, when you need it, and the confidence to follow your instincts.

Chapters include:
Week-to-week/Month-to-month guide to early development and illnesses
Tummy Troubles
Fits, Faints & Funny Turns
Teething & Teeth
Skin & Rashes
Developmental Differences
Is This Something Serious?
Getting Ready for Hospital Visits and Doctors' Appointments
A to Z (of the most searched-for health conditions for babies and children)