Home Safety for Your Growing Child
Once both of my kids were in elementary school, they started doing things more independently – showering on their own, walking to school together, sometimes even assemb...
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April 3, 2026How to Calm a Crying Baby
All babies cry some, and some cry a lot. Others have colic and cry for hours straight most evenings. No matter which kind of baby you have, the crying is hard on both of ...
March 26, 2026How to Beat Springtime Allergies in Kids
Springtime allergies or hay fever cause plenty of misery – let’s talk about how to beat springtime allergies in kids!
March 16, 2026Kids and Concussions: What Parents Should Know
Concussions are one of those injuries that seem invisible: no cast, no stitches, no visible bruising. But beneath the surface, a concussion can disrupt a child’s abilit...
February 25, 2026The Power of Play at the Pediatrician’s Office
Some of my favorite patients in the pediatrics clinic are stuffed animals. Elmo was a regular visitor in the past, but these days Minnie Mouse has lots of appointments, a...
February 13, 2026Coping With Early Labor at Home: 15 Tips for a Smoother Start to Birth
In early labor, contractions begin, and your cervix starts to soften, thin, and open in preparation for active labor. Early labor may last several hours or up to a few da...