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Everything You Should Know About the “Fourth Trimester”
Dec 10, 2024
The first 12 weeks after birth can be thought of as a period of transition from the womb to the outside world, gaining it the nickname of the “fourth trimester.” The concept helps focus parents on the immediate needs of their newborn.
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Illness Prevention: 10 Things Every Parent Should Know About the Seasonal Flu Shot
Nov 06, 2024
Seasonal flu shots aren’t simply personal protection for your child. Elderly grandparents or neighbors are less equipped to resist the illness, as are newborns and very young children. Here’s what parents should know about the flu shot.
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Mild Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI): Why Proper Concussion Care Is So Important
Sep 09, 2024
Symptoms like persistent headaches, difficulty concentrating, and mood swings can significantly affect a child’s quality of life and academic performance. In some cases, concussions can lead to long-term neurological issues.
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ADHD Management: Helping Your Teen Cope More Effectively with Inattention
Apr 30, 2024
Your teen with ADHD may struggle with their responsibilities, with inattention symptoms of the condition making them seem confused, disoriented, forgetful, or incompetent. It’s your role as a parent to help them cope and stay on track.
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5 Serious Health Problems Associated with Childhood Obesity
Apr 10, 2024
Obesity is more than simply living with a few extra pounds. It’s the origin of many otherwise preventable health issues that can follow a child throughout their life. Losing weight and maintaining a healthy BMI can be difficult for children.
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5 Common Rashes Children Bring Home From Preschool
Feb 08, 2024
Starting preschool is an exciting milestone for children and parents alike. However, it can also be the start of a contagious illness cycle. Here’s what every parent needs to know about five common rashes affecting preschool-age children.
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What Every Parent Should Know About the Surge in RSV, Prevention, and Treatment
Dec 02, 2023
Respiratory syncytial virus, also known as RSV, normally produces mild cold-type symptoms. Currently, it’s surging in the United States and younger children may be more at risk. Here’s what every parent should know about this respiratory infection.
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7 Ways to Keep Your Family Healthy This Cold and Flu Season
Oct 01, 2023
The new school year is in swing, which means cold and flu season is on the way. Keeping your family healthy is always a battle, and never more so than when the colder months arrive. Here are seven ways you can reduce this winter’s sick days.
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8 Effective Ways to Reduce Your Child's Screen Time (and Why It Matters)
Sep 01, 2023
A growing challenge since the arrival of television is the amount of screen time in a child’s life. Video games and smartphones push the trend into overdrive. As a parent, it’s important for you to take charge of your child’s screen time.
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Our Top Tips to Help Your Child Nip Those Springtime Allergies in the Bud
Apr 01, 2023
It’s time for seasonal allergies to ramp up again. As a parent, it’s natural to want to do what you can to ease the allergy burden on your child. Here are our top tips to help your young one get past the symptoms of springtime.
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What Should My Newborn's Sleep Habits Be?
Mar 02, 2023
If, as a parent, you have trouble recognizing patterns in your newborn’s sleep schedule, you’re not alone. Every baby seems to “try on” several sleep/wake cycles before settling into a normal routine that’s likely tied to their developing tummies.
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My Child Needs to Lose Weight: How Can I Help?
Feb 03, 2023
While weight tends to vary as a child grows, some kids remain near the top of the body mass index. As a parent, you can help by monitoring your child’s diet and activity levels, as well as working with their pediatrician to rule out other issues.
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Should I Take My Sick Child to the ER or Call After-Hours Care?
Dec 01, 2022
When your child is sick, it’s natural to react based on worst-case scenarios, particularly if illness strikes outside of your pediatrician’s office hours. For your peace of mind, choose a practice with a robust, 24/7 after-hours care service.
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