Check out our posts highlighting practice news, seasonal health tips, or general information for the health of your infant, child or adolescent.
Asthma is caused by inflammation in the airways that lead to the lungs. Read on to learn more about diagnosing and treating asthma and wheezing.
Here are 6 interesting, must know facts about sunscreens. What works and what doesn't. Read on to learn more.
Teething is a common cause of pain and discomfort for infants and toddlers. Here are some safe remedies to help ease the discomfort of your child.
You are on this page because you're thinking about or have recently started solid foods with your little one! Starting solids is a fun and exciting time!
A recent study from the University of Colorado found a connection between the use of compartmentalized plates with pictures of fruits and vegetables and the amount of fruits and vegetables consumed by preschoolers. In this study, food was served family style, and kids used compartmentalized plates with pictures of different food groups. Compared to a [...]
Families have been aware of the importance of sufficient vitamin D consumption in developing healthy bones for years. Vitamin D is important for bone and muscle health.
With the rise of e-cig use in the pre-adolescent/adolescents, we must learn the lingo around vaping to have a meaningful conversation with our kids.
There has been a transition among nutritionists & pediatrician toward baby-led weaning. Our nutritionist, Sari Imberman, has written an excellent article that describes the strategy this new strategy.
The relationship between medication & atopic diseases, such as asthma, allergies, eczema, have been studied for years reminding us that we must always weigh the risks and benefits of prescribing medicine.
This post answers the most common questions often asked about traveling around the city and trips beyond the bridges & tunnels.
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