All the FAQs about hand, foot, and mouth disease: how to treat it and when your child can go back to daycare or school.
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If you are seeing crusty sores around your child’s nose or mouth, they probably have “impetigo.” Many parents will tell me their child has “infantigo” – which isn’t a bad name for this easily treatable skin infection commonly found in young kids!
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If a blood test confirms that your child is anemic, we’ll recommend treatment based on the degree of their anemia. In all cases, you should focus on feeding them an iron-rich diet.
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When a child has a concussion, parents often ask when kids can return to playing sports or get back to school. Here are some answers.
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While concussions are not life-threatening, the effects of concussions can be very serious. How do you tell if your child has one?
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For any parent like me who’s cleaned up vomit from a car seat during a road trip, motion sickness may be in your top 5 least favorite parenting situations. Motion sickness in kids can be treated and prevented - here's how to help your child feel better.
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Swimmer's ear in kids is an infection of the outer ear—and it is common in the summer. Thankfully it is easy to treat and prevent!
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Ear infections are common in kids - they’re the leading reason children see a doctor and the number one reason they're prescribed an antibiotic.
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