Children are little bacteria magnets. They pick up every possible germ in their path. The same is true for allergens since kids have never met an allergen they didn’t like. Whether it’s food, the environment, or pets, the list goes on and on. … Continue reading →
It doesn’t matter how long your infant stayed in the NICU—5 days, 5 weeks, or longer. Regardless of the period, the day you can take your baby home is a triumph all its own. That is your first small victory. All the little things, … Continue reading →
Just when you thought your bundle of joy was getting into the routine of sleeping all night, suddenly they are waking up fussy and irritable. The first two lower incisors usually erupt around 4mo of age, and the top two at around 8-9mo. … Continue reading →
You know how uncomfortable and frustrating constipation can be when you are suffering from it. Imagine how your little one feels. There are remedies and suggestions to help ease their discomfort and get them back to regular bowel movements. Now, what should you do if your child is constipated? … Continue reading →
It’s that time of year again. The leaves are changing, there is a chill in the air, kids are picking
out their favorite costumes for Halloween, and we are getting ready for Thanksgiving. This time
of year also should remind you to get a flu shot. … Continue reading →
We are approaching the time when kids and parents start preparing for going back to school. As the time nears, there are numerous tips to prepare and get your kids off to a great start, including Pediatrics of Greater Orlando back to school guide. … Continue reading →
Your young child wakes up on a school day with his or her eyes covered in a crusty discharge. Do you get him ready for school or keep him home and call the doctor? Let’s learn what to do if you think your child has pink eye. … Continue reading →