Even with sunny days ahead, COVID-19 has put a gloom on many summer plans. Postponed family vacations, can celled summer camps, or missed playdates–this summer is going to be different.
Here are answers to questions about the not-so-normal summer ahead.
Many of you have heard about the recent outbreak of Whooping Cough in Los Angeles, quickly spreading through schools. My phones have been ringing with parents wanting to know about whooping cough, if their child needs the vaccine and if
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Providing good nutrition is one of the most important things parents can do to prevent illness and disease and ensure their kids are healthy for life. While this may seem like
As 2018 comes to an end and 2019 is about to begin, many families begin thinking about New Year’s Resolutions, hopefully involving replacing unhealthy routines with healthier ones. Making the resolution is often the easy part. But making the change
After years of treating infected ear lobes in babies, children and teens who got their ears pierced at a mall jewelry store, I figured there had to be a better way. I researched, tried out a few methods, found my
As summer draws to a close, it’s time to start preparing your kids to go back to school. Getting ready for a new school year is about more than new school supplies and clothes. This Back to School checklist will
The news headlines all read, “The flu has reached an epidemic level in the U.S. this year causing NY State to declare a public health emergency.”
Sound scary? Well most years the flu reaches an epidemic level, but last year
The flu has arrived! Hopefully you and your family have been vaccinated, are eating healthy, getting enough sleep and doing everything that you can to stay healthy this holiday season. But sometimes even doing everything in your power to protect
Research shows that tweens begin to self-medicate around 11 years old (approximately 5th to 6th grade).
Yet, according to two recent surveys of 6th graders and their parents across the country, tweens got a failing grade on their knowledge of