Traveling overseas with kids? Get practical tips for safe, stress-free trips including packing, health, and age-specific travel advice.
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Getting 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!
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Many 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.
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Caring 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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In an episode of the 2025 medical drama “The Pitt,” a team of doctors works to revive an unconscious 13-year old in a chaotic emergency room. The child is critically ill, and the doctors notice a fading rash on his body. They learn that his sister, who called 911 when she found him unresponsive, had also been sick with a rash but recovered. After finding...
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Sometimes your child's fever or illness is a sign something serious is going on. How to know when to worry a child might have sepsis.
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As parents, we do everything possible to keep our kids safe – using car seats, keeping up with vaccinations, having them wear helmets, and more. April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month – a reminder to us all, doctors and parents alike, to focus our attention on keeping our kids safe from the dangers of abuse and neglect.
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I recently worked with a team of pediatricians and health educators to create a list of resources to help you navigate the parenting path, answer your questions, and give you support.
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