Understanding Hives
When a rash shows up on their child’s skin, parents tend to worry. And that’s understandable because rashes can look serious – especially hives
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When a rash shows up on their child’s skin, parents tend to worry. And that’s understandable because rashes can look serious – especially hives
READ MOREOnce both of my kids were in elementary school, they started doing things more independently – showering on their own, walking to school together, sometimes even assembling their own PB&J for lunch. But the night my daughter slipped on a wet floor getting into the shower was a sobering reminder that parental supervision – and babyproofing the home – is never really finished, even after...
READ MOREI was raised by a single mother in New York City until I was about 13. During those early days, she worked and went to graduate school. I went to school and took the city bus home to a small apartment. It was a good life – with some challenges. As a parent now, I can see my mother would have protected me from these challenges if she could have.
READ MOREMeasles is a highly contagious viral disease that's causing outbreaks in several areas of the country. We've covered the basics about measles infection and prevention in a previous post. Here are answers to frequently asked questions many parents have.
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READ MOREGetting the flu shot is a simple way to help keep kids in school, in their extracurricular activities, and present for the moments that matter most!
READ MOREMany parents have questions about vaccines for their children. It’s important to put your thought and care into any decision that affects your child’s health. We recommend you start by talking with their doctor. As a pediatrician, I can tell you that we really want to take the time to answer your questions. You want what’s best for your child – and so do we! Here are some of parents’ most frequently asked questions about childhood vaccines.
READ MORECaring for your child's teeth doesn't have to be a battle. By starting early and making dental care a regular part of your routine, you're giving them a gift that lasts a lifetime—a strong, confident smile.
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