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Hearing is something most of us do not think about until a problem arises. For children, healthy hearing is essential for learning, language development, and social confidence. Even mild hearing loss can make it harder to follow lessons, participate in group activities, or develop clear speech patterns. Because many ear problems develop quietly, parents...

When school starts, kids bring home more than homework. Along with new friends and lessons, they often bring colds, coughs, and ear infections. For many families, ear problems remain one of the most common reasons for missed school days and urgent visits to the doctor. As a parent, you can spot early signs, respond...

Staying healthy during summer means avoiding ENT troubles. Remmie Health, in collaboration with Connecticut Children's experts, shares these valuable tips: Pro Tips for Parents Skip cotton swabs to protect the ear canal Watch for infection signs early (pain, fever) Protect hearing from loud environments Ensure water safety during pools or beach outings Why It...

Summer fun invites ENT risks—from swimmer’s ear to allergy-induced sore throats. Here are actionable ways to keep kids safe and sound. Pro Tips for Families: Dry Ears Thoroughly After Water Play – Use a towel or hairdryer on low heat. Manage Allergies Early – Monitor pollen forecasts and follow treatment plans. Stay Hydrated &...

I thought I could somewhat help all of us, that’s why I started Remmie Health, to build this ear nose, and throat monitor that parents like us could use. At least we wouldn’t be wondering in the dark. Hopefully, by having a tool similar to what doctors would use in their office to look...

Doctor referred us to the ENT specialist, and said if we had one more ear infection within the next 6 months, we’d have to have an ear tube. “it’s a very quick procedure”, doctor said. After some internet search I learnt it’s a full-body anesthesia procedure. Please no thank you. I was definitely not...

It’s 3 am, and my 2-yr-old son woke up again, crying with a fever while tugging his ear. This was just one of many sleepless nights after I started sending him to childcare. This happened to coincide with the time that I started a high-stress job.