Is picking your child’s earwax a natural instinct or just plain gross?
My 18-month-old has a perpetually runny nose that often looks tainted with blood. Does it mean he might get a nosebleed?
Is it OK to have my six-month-old’s ears pierced?
Toddler fractures can happen more easily than you think.
My daughter has to have her tonsils out. What are the risks associated with “going under”?
Still anxious about your child's check ups? Visit these two websites for more information.
You’ve got a lot to pack into 10 or 20 minutes of face time with your child’s doctor, but making those visits a positive experience is good for everyone’s health.
For little ones with sensitive skin, December to March can be more about helping to manage the pain of dry hands and faces than enjoying the first snowfall.
Dr. Mickey Lester, Pediatrician and Author of "Say Aaah", talks about the main differences between family doctor and pediatrician, tips for finding a pediatrician, preparation tips for a child's doctor's appointment and tips for new parents when taking your baby to the doctor.
If your child requires a hospital procedure, there are steps you can take to make it easier on everyone.
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