Why Does My Baby Get a Fever?
As a pediatrician, I frequently encounter questions from parents asking “Why does my baby get a fever?” As a parent, I understand. Fevers are indeed a common occurrence in babies, often causing worry and anxiety for parents. It’s tough to see them so...
Why Can’t I Get My Baby to Sleep in His Crib?
Getting a baby to sleep in one of the most challenging aspects of parenting. As a pediatrician and lactation consultant, I often hear from parents who desire to have their baby sleep in their own crib, but just absolutely cannot get them to do it. It is certainly very...
Teaching Kids to be Thankful: 8 Thanksgiving Strategies
As the season of Thanksgiving approaches, it’s an opportune moment to instill the value and art of gratitude in our children. This cherished holiday, with its emphasis on expressing thanks and appreciation, provides a perfect platform for teaching kids...
Will My Child Grow Tall?
We often get the question from parents, “Will my child grow tall?” First, that’s a great question. The answer to this question is slightly complicated. Generally speaking, a child’s height is determined by a number of factors. Children have the...
Why Are Parents So Freaked Out About Pink Eye?
Pink Eye. Those two little words strike panic on the part of parents and daycare centers across the nation. While there is a good reason to be vigilant when it comes to pink eye, there is no need for fear. Often caused by a viral infection, this wildly contagious...
How to Prepare Your Children for Holiday Stress
We often associate the holiday season with joy, love, and cherished moments with family and friends. However, we know the truth. It can also provide a source of stress and anxiety for many, especially parents trying to navigate the busy holiday schedule. Do you...
Picky Eating in Children: Why Won’t My Kid Eat Anything?
Picky eating in children is a difficult topic for most parents. As a pediatrician, I tell parents that they have little control over what goes into their child (what they choose to eat) and how it comes out (potty training). Certainly, there are things that we can do...
Vomiting in Children: When to Be Concerned
Vomiting in children is one of those parenting moments that no one loves. It’s not uncommon for me to receive hundreds of text messages from parents alerting me to the fact that their child is vomiting. Well, maybe not that many, but is definitely feels like...
Toddler Eating Habits: Surviving on Air and Unicorn Tears
Toddler eating habits are one of the top causes for parenting frustration. Whether its because you put the food on the blue plate instead of the red one or your child doesn’t like the look of the rice touching the broccoli , toddlers have opinions about almost...
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