Staying Healthy - Health For Kids

Buying alcohol is illegal under the age of 18.

As you get older, your body will start to change, and it’s good to know what to expect.

Being in the sunshine is a complicated thing – too much sunshine and we burn our skin, too little and we miss out on vitamin D.

The way you feel, learn and behave are all because of your character. Find out more about the different parts that make up your character.

Being a good friend brings together lots of different parts of your character.

By working on different parts of your character, you can become more resilient.

With practice and training, you can improve different parts of your character to boost your self-esteem.

To stay fit and healthy throughout your life it is really important that you eat a balanced diet every day.

Here are some interesting things about your blood and what happens when you need to have a blood test.

Enter the jungle world yourself as you dance along with the video to exercise and have fun!

Pressure ulcers are sore patches that occur on your body. Learn more about pressure ulcers and how to prevent them.

Everyone’s eyesight is different, you might know some people who wear glasses or contact lenses and others who don’t need them at all.

The Operation Ouch! team are on hand to tell you all about bumps, cuts, bangs and other head injuries.

Periods are a normal part of growing up for all girls once your body is going through puberty.

Sleep is one of the things that gives us the energy we need to get through the day – to run, jump, play, make new friends and have fun.

How fast do sneezes travel? Why do we cough? And what is a cold anyway?

There are a few simple ways to help stop flu, including the flu vaccine.

Check out Lil T’s rap about staying healthy!

Our health is really important, and there are small choices we can make every day to make sure we look after our health.

To stay healthy it is really important that all members of the family wash their hands properly.

Coronavirus has affected people all over the world, but you can help to stop it spreading.

Smoking damages the heart and blood circulation, making it more likely that someone who smokes regularly will get heart disease, or have a heart attack.