The American Academy of Pediatrics (and most moms too!) recommend swaddling as a safe way to wrap a baby for sleeping. Ask labor & delivery nurses to teach you how to wrap your baby tightly. Always put baby on his back,
The thought of sending your food allergic child back to school can be terrifying. The scariest part for many parents is that a child can be unknowingly exposed and reactions can be life threatening. Food allergies affect roughly 1 in
Strep throat is a bacterial infection. Most kids will complain of sore throat, aches, pains and fever. Some may also have a tummy ache or headache. Some just might be tired and have a fever. If your child has a
A drooling rash is just a skin irritation from the constant wetness of drool on an infant’s sensitive skin. I recommend a thin layer of aquaphor or petroleum jelly on the skin area. Generally aquaphor or petroleum jelly will help the
I caution parents against restricting certain foods from their diet unless their child has specific food allergies It is very important that children get a wide variety of healthy food choices in their diets for proper growth and development. Work
Some children have runny noses all winter long Parents often ask “when should I worry” Most clear runny noses are viruses and should go away on their own Green runny noses do not necessarily need antibiotics To relieve symptoms: saline
Signs of anemia may be subtle or may be more pronounced. Some children may appear pale or feel tired. Anemia is the measure of iron in your blood Anemia is checked with a finger poke at 9 month or 1
School is out for summer! What that means for kids is that it’s time for summer fun, staying up late, and no more homework. What that means for the adults is that it’s time to do a summer safety check.
June is National Safety Month and a great time to take a look around your home to ensure that you are doing all you can to provide a happy and safe place for your family and loved ones. Kick off