Melvin Said:

#3: How do Muslim nations treat children--health?

We Answered:

Except for Yemen I don't see anything overtly serious. I think a lot of Western countries might have similar statistics.

Now, you didn't get into education here. What percentage of 7 year olds can read, write and do math.

Yolanda Said:

Are you full time employed, if so do your children have health insurance?

We Answered:

As long as there is one uninsured citizen, no free loader should be in line.

Diane Said:

can u suggest a full form for LINK as an organization working for women empowerment and children health?

We Answered:

You can find it on google.

Eduardo Said:

Why is coffee bad for children? What health effects does it have on them? Does it stop their growth?

We Answered:

coffee contains caffeine, and you can think of it as something that makes you feel energetic. Because our bodies require more proteins and energy as we get older, drinking coffee to stay alert sounds o.k. to adults. The metabolism for children is somewhat different. Kids need less energy than adults to stay active. Giving them caffeine would increase the risk of the brain going into overload. The result would be a chuild getting sick with stomach aches, headaches, etc. It doesn't affect their growth, but it can if they drink too much. I don't know about black coffee, but to me, coffee is coffee, no matter what type it is since it would contain caffeine. Oh, and never give children coffee on an empty stomach. It increases their blood pressure and would make them obese. This would take more effect as they get older. Use the site for more information.

Jeremy Said:

NGOs for children health?

We Answered:

Please explain what you are talking about.

Please ask a question. What do you want to know?