2010 · Channel 4 · Ended · 50 min
‘Embarrassing Bodies' returns with a four-part series dedicated to navigating the awkward ailments that affect children. From month-old babies with misshapen heads and dysplasia of the hip, to pre-adolescent 12-year-olds suffering the trauma of alopecia and unsightly birthmarks, the doctors aim to tackle these problems head on, and reassure anxious children and parents.
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