Shades on, Sunscreen strong! With all the beautiful weather and outdoor fun, summer also brings with it lots of insect bites and potential sun damage!

Let’s talk about the important types of Headaches (HA) and things to watch out for in children. 

A pediatrician’s guide to growing healthy children. Check out these must haves that helped me personally as we raised our newborn daughter.

Having a newborn is tough, hopefully these tips about spitting up, sleep schedules, etc. will help ease some new parents worried minds.

I would venture to say at least 1/2 of toddler visits include some form of statements like “she won’t eat anything!” Or “he’s a picky eater and only likes chicken nuggets!”

How high of a fever is too high? When do I need to take my child to the ER for fever? Is the fever going to hurt her brain? Let’s discuss these questions I get on a daily basis from concerned parents.

How to improve your child’s gut health and better regulate constipation

The common virus that causes respiratory illnesses from colds to bronchiolitis.

According to the CDC, children between the ages of 2-19 years consume a staggering 17 teaspoons of added sugar, on average. That’s almost two cans of Coca Cola per day!

As a general rule, bulky clothing, including winter coats should not be worn underneath the harness of a car seat. In the event of a crash, the fluffy padding in coat immediately flattens out from force, leaving a lot of extra space under the harness.