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With news about the triple threat of RSV, Flu, and Covid, how can we make these holidays feel cozy? How can we re-introduce a sense of normalcy after three years of isolating and quarantining?
Many people ask about how to dose ibuprofen and/or acetaminophen. In this blog, you'll learn the proper measures to take when your child has a fever.
As the world opens up and travel becomes more of a reality, many parents are asking questions about how to keep their little ones safe during air travel.
Many times as pediatricians, we find ourselves in the role of telling parents that their child would benefit from a neuropsychological exam. Included is a list of lower cost evaluators.
We will always be grateful to an amazing preschool teacher for the following strategy to help kids who do not want to potty train. Find something that your toddler loves.
As expectant parents, there are so many unknowns and elements that are out of our control. Here are some guiding principles for your postpartum plan.
Unlike other strategies, the sleep wave never allows babies to become anxious or abandoned. Instead, they stay in a state of protest until they realize they can fall asleep (or back asleep) without assistance.
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Choking prevention at the toddler age is all about the prep work. You can offer your toddler or preschooler many of the foods on the to-avoid list above as long as they’re safely prepared. Don’t give your child round, firm foods (like hot dogs and carrot sticks) unless they are chopped completely. Cut or break [...]
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