Blog Archive

Anxiety affects people of all ages, but the symptoms it presents vary between children and adults. This blog highlights the differences, so you can better recognize anxiety in your child.

Monitoring how your child plays, moves, learns, and speaks can help you support their development. Learn more about developmental monitoring and screening in this month’s blog.

Pediatric asthma affects about 8.3% of children in the United States. Although there’s no cure, various treatments can ease symptoms and improve respiratory health. Learn more in our latest blog.

If your child has difficulty sitting still or staying on task, you may wonder if it’s restlessness or attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Here, we break down the key differences, so you can take action.

Many people consider depression an adult illness, but research shows it affects up to 3.2% of children and teens. In this blog, we explore some of the most common causes of childhood depression.

You want your children to thrive and to be healthy, but childhood obesity is a concerning and growing problem. Here, we explore some contributing factors and explain what you can do as a parent to help.

Flu season is just around the corner. Getting your child’s flu shot early can help bolster their immune system, prevent severe illness this fall and winter, and give you peace of mind, too.

Activities like swimming and diving can increase the risk of summer ear infections. We explain how to spot the symptoms in our latest blog and provide instructions for what to do if you suspect your child has an ear infection.

Physical exams give you a snapshot overview of your health, but did you know there are a couple of specific types for kids and adolescents? Here’s everything you should know about school and sports physicals.

Summer is a time for outdoor activities, but if you’re a kid with allergies, it’s also a time of uncomfortable symptoms. Here, learn five simple things you can do to help manage your child’s allergy symptoms so they can enjoy their summer vacation.

Expecting a new baby is exciting. However, if you’re a little nervous, you’re not alone. There’s a lot that goes into caring for a newborn. Fortunately, you don’t have to figure it out on your own. Get helpful tips about newborn care essentials here.

Adults aren’t the only ones who struggle with stress and anxiety. In recent years, cases continue to rise among children and teens as well. Learn what you should know as a parent about these common mental health disorders.

If your child isn’t feeling well, your primary aim is to do whatever you can to help them get better. A sick visit can help — but is it always necessary? Here, learn when to call for an appointment so your child can get the care they need.

Your child eats and sleeps well and is growing by leaps and bounds — but something seems off about their behavior. Could it be autism? Read more to learn the signs to watch for.

As a caregiver, you might wonder about the importance of vaccines or if they’re necessary. We answer these common questions about childhood immunizations here.

While getting your family together to sit down and eat a nutritious meal might feel like a hassle, it’s worth the extra effort. We discuss why here. Read on to learn more.

Having a child with asthma means understanding their symptoms and knowing what puts them at risk for a flare-up. In this blog, we offer tips on what you can do to help your child manage their asthma.

While you can get your child’s flu shot anytime during flu season, the earlier, the better. Find out more about the importance of early flu vaccines here.

When your kids return to school, it means getting back into a routine, including sleep habits. We offer some tips on how to promote healthy sleep hygiene here.

Whether you’re already a parent or expecting your first baby, choosing a pediatrician is important for your child’s health and well-being. Find out what you should look for and how to choose the best doctor for your family.