Dr Tom York

How To Talk To Your Children About Coronavirus

16 March, 2020

Rumours and misinformation have been circulating to such an extent that social media platforms have taken a stand to direct people towards reliable information rather than facilitate click-bait links to scaremongering fake articles.

How To Protect Your Family From Allergens Indoors & Outdoors

Dr Tom York

8 May, 2019

Expert, Parenting

Making these small changes will improve the air quality for your family both in your home and also in the wider world.

10 Practical Self-Care Hacks Every Parent Should Know

Dr Tom York

3 March, 2019

Self Care, Blogger, Expert, Parenting, Mum

Being a parent is hard work so anything you can do to make your life a little easier must be a good idea.

5 Christmas Hazards & How To Respond If They Do Happen

Dr Tom York

17 December, 2018

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As a doctor, I’m acutely aware of the variety and frequency of accidents which can happen to children, even at home. Every year, more than two million children under the age of 15 will see a doctor following an...

How To Prepare Your Family For Flu Season

Dr Tom York

21 September, 2018

Parenting

It’s time to start thinking about what you can do to prevent yourself and your family from falling ill this season. Here's GP Tom York's best advice on preventing flu.

10 Essential Devices For New Parents, According To A GP

Dr Tom York

12 September, 2018

Parenting, Baby

Since Dr Tom York became a dad for the first time, a host of new devices and gadgets have made his parenting experience easier. He shares them with us here.

Baby Sleep: How To Set Up A Healthy Infant Sleep Pattern

Dr Tom York

13 April, 2018

Expert, Parenting, Baby

How should you safely put your baby to sleep? What equipment do you need? What is normal when it comes to infant sleeping patterns? New dad Dr Tom York answers your questions!

Confessions Of A New Dad: Six Home Truths Of Having A Newborn

Dr Tom York

27 February, 2018

Parenting

No one tells you about the feeling you get when you see your child for the first time. Here Dr Tom York describes the highs and lows of being a new parent.