It isn’t always easy to know what nutritional choices to make for your child. Learning what they need is a step in the right direction. In this post, we’ll discuss those needs as well as a few other tips that may help you.
Aug 1st, 2022
It isn’t always easy to know what nutritional choices to make for your child. Learning what they need is a step in the right direction. In this post, we’ll discuss those needs as well as a few other tips that may help you.
If your child becomes sick or injured after normal office hours, it isn’t always easy to know what to do. Keep reading for guidance on finding out when to call and when to bring your child into our practice for after-hours medical attention.
If you have a sick child who needs a quick diagnosis and remedy, but you can’t get to the doctor’s office, telemedicine might be your answer. Here, you’ll learn what telemedicine is and discover the many advantages it offers.
When you have a newborn, you should schedule their first doctor’s appointment just three to five days after their birth. The timing of this visit is important — not just for your baby, but for you, too. Read on to learn more.
If you have a child with ADD, don’t let the challenges that this disorder can bring tear your family apart. With the right understanding, support, and plan, your family can stay close and strong together.
With type 2 diabetes being a growing problem among children, you might have concerns about your child’s risk for developing this disease? Here, you’ll learn proactive ways to help them avoid it, so they can live a healthy life.
Your child’s diarrhea should only last a day or two when dealing with a stomach bug. If it persists longer, they should see a medical professional right away. Keep reading to learn what causes diarrhea and when its symptoms are reason for concern.
Watching your child struggle to breathe and not knowing how to help is difficult. Does your child have breathing problems from asthma or allergies? If so, keep reading to find out how to help your child when they’re affected by these issues.
When your child has a fever, it isn’t always easy to know when they need medical attention. Here, you’ll learn about fevers, how to know when your child has one, and understand when it’s time for a physician’s care.
In addition to buying pencils and notebooks to get your child ready to return to school, you should also schedule an annual back-to-school physical. Find out why it’s especially important to schedule one this year.
Do you have a picky eater at home? You are not alone. This is one of the most common concerns that parents have about their children. While there is no quick fix to this issue, there are some things that you can do to help your child overcome.
Northeast Pediatric Associates is committed to the continued delivery of newborn and well child care which includes vaccinations. The COVID-19 pandemic is rapidly evolving which has led us to develop new strategies in order to provide a safe encounter...
So your six to twelve month old baby is still not sleeping through the night? This is a common parenting issue that I probably discuss at least once or twice a day with tired parents.
Sleep is more important now that ever. Coping skills are more effective when a child’s body is rested and their schedule is consistent. A cranky, over active child or teenager suggests a lack of sleep.
Newborns enter the world without clothes, without judgement, without self-control and without a care in the world. It is not in their best interest to forgo maturation and never develop the skills needed to traverse life successfully.
I am a firm believer in the ideal of individual freedoms. Freedom of speech, press, and religion are the cornerstones of what it means to be an American. Yet, as with any freedom, it is implicit those freedoms be exercised with responsibility.