As a pediatrician and a parent to young children, I spend a lot of time thinking about “screen time” and a considerable amount of effort at home these days trying to practice what I preach. It is certainly
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The Ultimate Guide To Thermometers: Finding Accuracy Amidst Skepticism
Are you one of the many parents feeling frustrated and skeptical about which thermometer to trust when your child falls ill? You’re not alone. As a pediatrician, I’ve listened to countless families express their concerns about the
There are two main types of nosebleeds: Anterior and posterior nosebleeds, with anterior bleeds being much more common. In an anterior nosebleed, the bleeding comes from the veins in the front part of the nose, typically in the
Hotel Safety While Traveling With Little Ones
Here are some hotel safety tips from the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) for keeping your baby safe in and around your hotel room. Don’t relax safe sleep habits. Resist the temptation to put your baby in bed
Strategies to Develop Time Management Skills for Child & Teens
Lately as teens come through the office for their check-ups, I have heard many tales of very busy kids navigating sports, hard classes, after-school programs and of course college applications are in the mix at the moment
Teen Mental Health: How To Know When Your Kids Need Help
Teenage years are a critical period of development, both physically and mentally. They faced extreme pressures during the COVID-19 pandemic, yet the effects of school closures and other stressors may persist. Young people may also face overwhelming pressure
What Are The Benefits Of Sharing A Family Dinner?
In the hustle and bustle of back-to-school season, where schedules often clash and responsibilities pull us in various directions, there’s one time-honored tradition that holds an enduring charm: the family dinner. Gathering around the table or kitchen island
As the summer days wind down, it’s time to start thinking about getting your child ready for the upcoming school year. After months of relaxation and a more lenient schedule, transitioning back to a structured routine can be
Swimming Safety Tips for Children
With summer in full swing, kids are spending time splashing around in pools and having a blast! That said, parents are appropriately anxious any time their kids are near water. Drowning continues to be the number one cause
Tips For Well Care Visits / Check Ups
Summer is here! And it brings forms, lots of camp and sports forms . . . And check ups! To prepare for, and to help make your child most comfortable during, your next well care visits, here are
As a pediatrician and a parent to young children, I spend a lot of time thinking about “screen time” and
The Ultimate Guide To Thermometers: Finding Accuracy Amidst Skepticism
Are you one of the many parents feeling frustrated and skeptical about which thermometer to trust when your child
There are two main types of nosebleeds: Anterior and posterior nosebleeds, with anterior bleeds being much more common. In an
Hotel Safety While Traveling With Little Ones
Here are some hotel safety tips from the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) for keeping your baby safe in and
Strategies to Develop Time Management Skills for Child & Teens
Lately as teens come through the office for their check-ups, I have heard many tales of very busy kids
Teen Mental Health: How To Know When Your Kids Need Help
Teenage years are a critical period of development, both physically and mentally. They faced extreme pressures during the COVID-19 pandemic,
What Are The Benefits Of Sharing A Family Dinner?
In the hustle and bustle of back-to-school season, where schedules often clash and responsibilities pull us in various directions, there’s
As the summer days wind down, it’s time to start thinking about getting your child ready for the upcoming school
Swimming Safety Tips for Children
With summer in full swing, kids are spending time splashing around in pools and having a blast! That said, parents
Tips For Well Care Visits / Check Ups
Summer is here! And it brings forms, lots of camp and sports forms . . . And check ups! To