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19/Dec/2024

Here’s why you can (and should!) see your kid’s primary care doctors first.

While most pediatricians are proactive at screening for autism, hearing loss, and vision problems, it is typically up to parents to notice symptoms of ADHD in their children and request professional testing.

But for most caregivers, the problem isn’t noticing the signs of ADHD, it’s knowing where to go. Can a pediatrician diagnose ADHD or do you need to see a specialist?

In this article, we’ll answer ‘Who can diagnose ADHD in my child?’ and discuss what you need to know about screening, diagnosing, and treating your child’s ADHD.

Kid Care Pediatrics

27/Nov/2024

Your child’s health doesn’t have to involve a fighting match.

Here’s how to get kids to take medicine…no shouting necessary.

Most parents will agree that giving their kids medicine can be a challenge.

Not only do most medicines taste somewhat yucky, but when your child is sick, they are usually somewhat irritable. However, there are ways to avoid fights so that when it is time to “say ahh!” you can help your child feel better.

Read on for the top 10 ways to make taking medicine fun (or at the very least, tolerable).

Kid Care Pediatrics

31/Oct/2024

Your baby’s first illness is never fun.

Having a baby is a time of joy and excitement. Sure, those sleepless nights are tiring, but the newborn smell, baby yawns, and cute smiles cause you to melt into a puddle on a regular basis. Then there are the trying (or downright scary) times, like your baby’s first illness. And fewer things cause more anxiety than a newborn fever.

We know it can be scary, but don’t fret. Read on to find out what can cause a fever in newborn babies, when to worry, and what to do about it.

Kid Care Pediatrics

21/Oct/2024

Those coos and gurgles are cute, but you can’t always understand them.

When do babies start talking?

From the time they’re born (and even before!) we look forward to seeing our babies take on the world. From crawling to walking and babbling to talking, so much happens to babies in the first few years of life!

All babies are different, but there are certain guidelines the CDC puts out so that parents can make sure their babies are on track. One major milestone is when your baby (finally!) starts talking.

Read on to find out when babies start talking, what talking actually means (hint: it’s not words), and what you should do if your baby seems to be experiencing a speech delay.

Kid Care Pediatrics

26/Sep/2024

You and your baby are both miserable.

How long does teething last, anyway?

Your baby’s first tooth is a moment worth celebrating…and dreading.

Between the drooling, whining, and sleepless nights, you’re probably asking yourself (and every experienced parent in a three-mile radius), “How long does teething last?”

Guiding an infant through their first year of life can be a daunting task. But Kid Care Pediatrics is here to help!

In this article, we’ll answer some of your teething questions, such as “When do babies start teething?” “How long does teething last?” and most importantly, “How can I relieve my baby’s teething symptoms?”

Kid Care Pediatrics

23/Aug/2024

Halloween is an exciting time for kids and parents alike, so when it comes to Halloween safety tips, you may have overlooked some key factors that could keep your kids (and you!) safe during your outing.

Whether you’re trick or treating at the mall, a parking lot, or your friendly neighborhood, these Halloween safety tips are sure to keep the fun alive, while also preventing any tragedies.

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23/Jul/2024

Play is an incredibly important aspect of childhood that significantly impacts a child’s development. Allowing a child to play helps them develop essential skills such as social skills, language development, and confidence just to name a few.

Read on for a list of 10 ways that play impacts child development.

Kid Care Pediatrics

24/Jun/2024

We all want our children to have the best start in life, beginning with their nutrition.

But what is the best baby formula (and is there such a thing)?

From birthing to bathing, the choices for parents can be overwhelming. But few topics are as nerve-wracking as deciding how to feed your baby in the first few years of their life.

Breast- or bottle feeding? Powdered formula or liquid? Is there a pediatrician recommended baby formula? What is the best baby formula for breast-fed babies? Sensitive stomachs and lactose-free versions–the baby aisle is downright exhausting!

One thing is for sure: you want to know that your baby is getting all of the nutrients s/he needs to grow and thrive. But with so many options on the market, how can you be sure which is the best baby formula?

Read on to find out a bit more about formula, why you would need to use it, and what the best type of formula is for your baby.

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04/Apr/2024

Parenthood is an extraordinary journey filled with magical moments, and one of the most exciting parts is witnessing your baby’s milestones. These milestones mark important stages in your little one’s development and provide valuable insights into their growth.

Understanding these milestones can help you celebrate your baby’s achievements and ensure they are on track.

Read on for the top baby milestones to see if your baby is on track or if they may need a quick appointment with their pediatrician to assess.

Kid Care Pediatrics

11/Mar/2024

Is it a normal cough or something more serious?

Let’s take a look at the signs of asthma in babies so you can start treatment ASAP.

Coughing, wheezing, and fussiness are always troubling symptoms to witness in your children. And while these symptoms can sometimes indicate a run-of-the-mill respiratory infection, chronic difficulty breathing can point to a more serious condition: asthma.

Contrary to what you might think, it is possible for a doctor to diagnose asthma in babies. But the good news is that early diagnosis and treatment of this condition can make it easier to live with the symptoms.

In this article, we’ll take a closer look at the signs of asthma in babies, common triggers to avoid, and how you can treat it.

Can a Pediatrician Diagnose ADHD?

How To Get Kids To Take Medicine

Your child’s health doesn’t have to involve a fighting match.

Newborn Fever: When to Worry

When Do Babies Start Talking?

Those coos and gurgles are cute, but you can’t always understand them.

How Long Does Teething Last?

You and your baby are both miserable.

Top 10 Halloween Safety Tips You Need To Know

10 Ways Play Impacts Child Development

What Is the Best Baby Formula?

We all want our children to have the best start in life, beginning with their nutrition.

Baby Milestones: A Guide For Parents

Signs of Asthma in Babies

Is it a normal cough or something more serious?

Can a Pediatrician Diagnose ADHD?

How To Get Kids To Take Medicine

Newborn Fever: When to Worry

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