Postedby:Swaroop Pinto, MD
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Bailey Young, DO on Jun 17, 2021
Cold and flu season can be a scary time for a parent. Deciding when your child needs to see their doctor can always be a tough decision. As a parent, you always wonder if this illness is just a head cold or the dreaded pneumonia.
One of the more frustrating aspects of potty-training is getting your child comfortable with sitting on the toilet to poop. Figuring out exactly why they are hesitant and what to do to change their way of thinking can help resolve this very common problem.
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As the parents of a transgender teenager, we look forward to June as a time to celebrate with our daughter and pay honor to the history of the LGBTQ movement. We also like to share what we’ve learned in the hopes of supporting other parents. Read More
Using a person’s correct pronouns is important because it affirms that person’s identity, helps them feel comfortable in their own body, and shows that you respect them for who they are. Read More
As the COVID-19 vaccine becomes available for younger kids, you may be on the fence about whether to get your child vaccinated. Children have arguably been impacted more than most over the last year. So here are just a few reasons why you should vaccinate your child. Read More
Cardiopulmonary rehabilitation is a medically supervised, individually tailored exercise and education program. It is designed to help your child feel better, increase endurance, and improve quality of life. Read More
Chlamydia is an sexually transmitted infection caused by a bacteria. Every year, 1 in every 20 sexually active women ages 14-24 are diagnosed with chlamydia. Men can also become infected with chlamydia. Read More
From drawing and painting to playing an instrument or dancing, there are many ways that children can be creative while having fun. Here are 4 tips to set you and your child up for success as they explore creative pursuits. Read More
The same Pfizer vaccine that has been used in adults has now been authorized for children 12 and older. Here are the facts about the vaccine, backed by information from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Read More
With children who have complex colorectal needs, their toileting time may look different with less privacy and more time needed in the bathroom. These children may feel “abnormal” due to their colorectal needs and could lead to difficulty accepting their diagnosis or connecting with peers. Read More
