by Dr. Wadley | Jul 7, 2022 | Seasonal Pediatric Topics
Baby poop frequency is a highly concerning topic for many parents, but when do pediatricians start to worry? Understanding the way our baby’s digestive system works and what we expect as normal can help parents have peace of mind when it comes to baby poop. How...
by Dr. Wadley | Jul 5, 2022 | Seasonal Pediatric Topics
Fever in kids serves as the number one reason why parents in my practice call or text me. It often causes them great concern, especially when the number on the thermometer pushes triple digits. Thankfully, as an at-home pediatrician, I have the ability to reassure...
by Dr. Wadley | Jul 2, 2022 | Seasonal Pediatric Topics
If you are like me, the longer than summer goes on, the less creative you become when it comes to keeping your children entertained. As the fourth of July holiday approaches, there are many fun ways for families with children to celebrate this American holiday. 1....
by Dr. Wadley | Jun 9, 2022 | Seasonal Pediatric Topics
If you have lived in Texas for any amount of time, you know that mosquitoes can be a problem. Sorry, mosquitoes and their bites ARE a problem. This is especially true in the warm summer months where they are most active and our kids want to be outside the most....
by Dr. Wadley | Jun 6, 2022 | Seasonal Pediatric Topics
A sunburn in a child is a painful skin reaction that is caused by exposure to UV light. Human skin absorbs ultraviolet (UV) light from both natural and artificial sources such as sun exposure and tanning beds. UV rays can also damage the skin in children even though...
by Dr. Wadley | Jun 5, 2022 | Seasonal Pediatric Topics
Summer is a great time to reconnect with your children, especially after a busy school year. While summer can still be busy, there are a lot more opportunities to slow down and get to know your kids better. Often in the unplanned moments, you can gain a better...
by Dr. Wadley | May 30, 2022 | Seasonal Pediatric Topics
We reflect on this Memorial Day and gain a reminder of the true meaning. First, the federal holiday, observed on the last Monday of May, originated as Decoration Day after the American Civil War in 1868. Originally, this day marked the honoring of Union soldiers who...
by Dr. Wadley | May 9, 2022 | Seasonal Pediatric Topics
Summertime usually means the start of swimming time for many kids. But here in Texas, not only is everything bigger, but apparently, everything is hotter as well. The first wave of hot, humid weather is upon us in the second full month of spring. Outdoor swimming...
by Dr. Wadley | May 5, 2022 | Seasonal Pediatric Topics
If you are a pediatrician, then the health and well-being of children is your number one priority. We study for many years in order to provide great care for the children in our communities. However, you also know that providing quality care for your patients can be...
by Dr. Wadley | May 2, 2022 | Seasonal Pediatric Topics
Adenoviruses are a group of viruses that can cause respiratory and intestinal infections. Adenovirus in kids is a cause for much misery in households across the world. These infections can happen to kids of any age, but are more common in babies and young children....