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Being a parent is difficult enough, but throwing in a myriad of childhood illnesses can be overwhelming. This is especially true when it’s the wee hours of the morning and your child is exhibiting some worrying symptoms.

Croup is often one of those illnesses that catches a parent’s attention because the cough sounds horrible. Fret not! At Kid Care Pediatrics, our goal is to walk beside you and give you the tools you need to keep your child safe and happy.

If you find yourself thinking “How long does croup last?”, read on for more information about the ins and outs of croup, what it is, how long it typically lasts, and what you can do about it.

Myths and misinformation abound when it comes to health.

In this article, we answer your top cold and flu myths, including “How do you catch a cold?”

It’s one of the moments that parents dread: “Mommy, Daddy…I don’t feel good.” Your kid is sick, complete with the sore throat, fever, cough, and other symptoms that often come along with it. You’ve ruled out asthma. What’s next?

Whether you’re a new parent or a veteran, nobody likes when their kid is sick. Colds and flu are a (miserable) part of life, but they aren’t the only things that “go viral.” Rumors and old wives’ tales still circulate around these illnesses. Your best friend said turmeric does the trick. Grandma swears by her mama’s chicken soup recipe.

Luckily, we have the lowdown on what is true and what isn’t. Whether it’s “how to catch a cold?” or “should I get an antibiotic?” allow us to bust the top 10 cold and flu myths.