Most children have complained of headaches at some point in their childhood, but not all cases warrant going to a paediatric neurologist. Up to 57–82 per cent of children by 15 years of age have complained of headache during their childhood. It is important to recognise and manage headaches early, as they may result in missed school days and extra-curricular activities, suboptimal participation in regular activities, and loss of productivity. There are numerous causes of headaches in children, but here I will focus on the recurrent and long-term headaches that critically require input from a paediatric neurologist. Migraines Migraine headache is by far the common cause of recurrent headache
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