As your baby grows, it’s common to wonder when he will be ready for solid foods. For breastfed babies, the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends they should only receive breastmilk until six months of age before starting solid foods. If the baby is formula fed, he...
Hand-Foot-and-Mouth Disease has a scary ring to it, and it can definitely be a nightmare for your child if they have the misfortune of contracting the virus. Luckily, it’s not life-threatening and your child will be back to their normal self in just a couple...
We’ve all seen children struggling with overfull backpacks. The child who can’t walk straight because the backpack is too full. The child who is dragging the backpack along the ground because it’s too heavy to lift. How does a parent know what...
Our Flu Clinics are back! We will dedicate nurses to just doing flu shots all day (see dates below). Flu shots are available for all private pay insurances. Flu Shot Clinic Dates: 09/17, 09/18, 09/19/, 10/16, 10/17, 10/18, 10/22, 10/29, 11/13, 11/14,...
It’s easy for many parents to fall into the habit of assuming that their child should be listening to them, not the other way around. In reality, however, learning to listen to your child may be more important than you think. According to a recent study reported...
As the parent of a toddler, you have probably become accustomed to receiving unsolicited advice regarding which potty training method is best. However, there’s no single method that is best. Many children respond well to any method or a combination of...
