To help mitigate any stressors surrounding your in-person visits, we are happy to offer new pediatric telemedicine appointments to help treat your children 18 and under from the comfort of your home seven days a week. ...
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To help mitigate any stressors surrounding your in-person visits, we are happy to offer new pediatric telemedicine appointments to help treat your children 18 and under from the comfort of your home seven days a week. ...
We want to assure our patients and their families that we are closely monitoring the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidelines and remain open to care for your children, 18 and under, seven days a week....
Fevers are a source of worry for many parents, though that shouldn’t always be the case. A fever works to fight off infections, but there are a few measures you can take to help increase your child’s comfort. While a fever is common, and will typically break on it’s own, it is important to notify your pediatrician if the fever persists or is over 102 in children over the age of 3. Here are a few natural ways to reduce your child’s fever, while keeping them comfortable. Place a cool, damp washcloth on your child’s forehead, wrists or groin. In these areas, blood vessels are close to the skin an......
Help show your child how many things, both big and small, they have to be thankful for this holiday season. From cars and family to questions that help us understand the world around us, our lives are filled with blessings. A: Animals B: Best Friends C: Cars D: Dinners Together E: Education F: Family G: Grandparents H: Homes I: Imaginations J: Journeys K: Kindness L: Laughter M: Mommy & Daddy N: Nature O: Optimism P: Playtime Q: Questions R: Reading S: Sports T: Toys U: Unconditional Love V: Vacations W: Water X: Xylophone Y: You Z: Zzz’s What other things and people do you have to be thankful......
With winter coming to a close, there is no time like the present to start planning a spring break escape. Family vacations don’t have to be a hassle or cost a small fortune. Here are a few things to keep in mind when planning your next family getaway. Choose a Destination Where ever you decide to visit for spring break, be sure to pick a destination that appeals to the entire family. From beaches to the mountains, plan a trip that each person will look forward to and enjoy. With end of season discounts at many ski resorts, to all-inclusive resorts and discount travel websites, there are plenty......
Cold and flu season is just around the corner. While a cold can seem unavoidable in the cooler months, there are several preventative measures you can take to stay healthy. Here are a few tips for keeping your family cold and flu free. Make sure you have the essentials in case your household falls victim to cold and flu season. Tissues, cough drops, fever reducers, thermometers, hand sanitizer and cough medicine can all be useful supplies to combat the symptoms of the season. To prevent the transfer of the virus avoid sharing cups, towels and utensils. Washing your hands is one of the......
When children don’t eat a healthy lunch, it is harder for them to concentrate in the classroom. “Children who ate more fruits, vegetables, protein and fewer calories from fat performed better on literacy tests compared to children with a high fat and salt diet...", a study published in the “Journal of School Health” concluded. The USDA recommends a lunch that consists of fruits, vegetables, grains, protein and a full serving of dairy. Here are a few tips for making sure your children get enough of the nutritious foods they need: Pre-slice fruits before packing them in their lunch box. Wrapping......