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You want to keep your child healthy. Well-child checkups are a great way to stay in touch with your growing child’s health and wellness. Read to learn more about how frequently you should bring your children in for well-child visits.

For some urgent medical care needs, a time-consuming visit to the emergency room (ER) isn’t necessary. Read to learn what children’s health situations call for urgent care instead of a trip to the ER.

Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) can have negative effects on your child’s school performance, social life, and personal development. Read to learn about signs that you should have your child evaluated for ADHD.

The New Year is a time to get all caught up. Why not make an appointment to ensure that all of your child’s vaccinations are current and up to date this New Year? Read on to learn more about safe and effective childhood vaccination.

Your child needs a sports physical for school sports. What happens if your child doesn’t pass? Read to learn more about what to do when your child fails a sports physical and to understand why this exam is so important.

Allergies can be a problem for children and adults alike. Read on to learn about some of the most common allergens that trigger symptoms like sneezing, and what you can do to help your child cope.

“After hours” urgent care typically costs less and saves you time, but in a life-threatening emergency, you need to visit the Emergency Room. Read on to learn when your child needs urgent vs emergency care.

Well-child exams provide a time for your pediatrician to check in on your child’s health, and for you to ask any questions. Read on for more information about what to expect during your visit.

Teenagers have some unique dietary needs ― and cravings! Keep reading to learn how you can continue to support your child’s nutrition through the transition into adolescence.

When your child has an asthma attack, do you know what to do? Taking prompt action is important to support your child’s breathing. Read to learn essential tips for handling an asthma attack.

The first weeks and months of your newborn baby’s life are an exciting time for bonding, firsts, adjustments, and more. Keep reading to learn what you should know about the first few months.

Does your child have seasonal sniffles? Managing kids’ allergies can be a challenge. Keep reading to learn what you should know about managing your child’s allergies this spring.

Has your child received all their scheduled vaccinations? Read to learn what you need to know about pediatric vaccination, and how you can make sure your child is up to date on immunizations.

If your child has attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), you should know about all of the treatment options available to support them. Psychotherapy can help your child or teen adjust to ADHD, manage symptoms, and thrive in the future.

When you bring your newborn home from the hospital, you might wonder how soon you should bring your baby in for medical checkups. Keep reading to learn important information about well-baby checkup visits.

Could your child use a physical exam to check on their growth and start the new year of 2021 off right? Keep reading to learn more about the benefits of a pediatric physical exam, and how you can schedule your child’s appointment today.

Adolescence is an important transitional period, building the foundations for the future. With professional adolescent care, you can provide the best possible building blocks for future happiness, stability, and success. Keep reading to learn more.

If you child has asthma, you need to know about the best treatment options to manage this chronic condition. Keep reading to learn about the treatment options for your child’s asthma that are available through your doctor.

If your child gets seriously ill or injured after dark, taking them to an “after-hours” pediatrician has several benefits over other types of emergency care, like a trip to the ER. Keep reading for information on when to opt for after-hours care.

Are you wondering about vaccines your child may need to stay healthy? Vaccination is our best tool against many contagious and harmful diseases. Keep reading to learn what you need to know about the safe childhood vaccination schedule.

Do you think your child might have ADHD? Attention-deficit disorders have a wider range of symptoms than you might realize. Read more to learn about this potentially surprising diagnosis for your child’s symptoms or concerns.

With the COVID-19 pandemic taking center stage in every aspect of our lives, it’s easy to overlook routine health care. Here’s a look at why, now more than ever, it’s important to keep up with your family’s wellness and vaccines.

With all of the physical and personal changes that happen during adolescence, it’s important to watch out for developing eating disorders. Learn more about the key signs to watch out for in teens at risk for an eating disorder.

Babies cry to express their needs, but sometimes it might seem like your newborn cries all the time. Use these helpful tips and tricks to soothe your crying newborn and keep you and your baby peaceful, happy, and calm.

You want to do everything you can to protect your children’s physical health, including paying attention to their nutrition and diet. Learn what you need to know to lower your child’s risk of developing Type 2 diabetes.

Does it seem like your teenager is always sleepy? Do they stay up too late at night? Getting enough sleep gives developing teens the energy they need. Here’s what you need to know about how much sleep your teen should be getting each night.

Kids will do anything to stay home from school, including telling you they’re too sick. If your child is really ill, letting them stay home will be best for both your child and other children at their school. Here’s how to make the decision.

Cold and flu season may be in full swing, but that doesn’t mean your family is destined to catch every virus that goes around. Use these simple strategies to keep everyone in your household healthier (and happier) through the long winter months.

It’s not easy being a parent, especially when your child has ADHD. This disorder doesn’t just affect them; it impacts the entire household. Keep reading to learn more about ADHD and how to help your family manage a diagnosis together.

It’s that time of year again — the kick-off of flu season. If you haven’t already scheduled your family’s annual flu shots, read on to find out why it’s so important to get your child’s flu shot before a flu outbreak occurs.

A childhood asthma attack can quickly become a life-threatening emergency. Poorly controlled asthma can also cause long-term damage to your child’s lungs. But do you know the signs and symptoms of an asthma attack?