What is restraint collapse?
Restraint collapse in children is common – learn tips to reduce the chance of restraint collapse and what to do during and after a meltdown.
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Restraint collapse in children is common – learn tips to reduce the chance of restraint collapse and what to do during and after a meltdown.
I know the developmental impact of screens, but I also know the convenience. Keep these tips in mind regarding screen time for your child.
Public tantrums happen to all children. Learn about how to prepare, manage, and reframe your mindset when they happen.
Monkeypox has been spreading across the globe. It’s important to separate some fact from fiction and approach this outbreak level-headed.
Learn about swim lessons, ISR, and puddle jumpers, including the top 5 safety concerns about puddle jumpers.
There are many reasons a child can become dehydrated. Read this blog to learn the signs, what to do, and what to watch for with dehydration.
High temperatures can cause children to become sick with heat exhaustion, dehydration, and heat stroke. Learn how to keep your child safe.
The CDC issued a health advisory to children about parechovirus. Learn what we know and how to proceed with rare viruses in our community.
Open-ended toys are toys that can be played with in multiple ways. Let’s dive into the benefits of them and some of my favorites!
Explaining the AAP updated breastfeeding policy statement. It’s not all bad. Read on to see my comments on their recommendations!
Dry drowning: important terminology, what you need to know as a parent, and when to seek medical attention for your child.
It’s important to protect our children from insect bites. Read on to learn the different options for insect repellent, safety, and tips!
I’m a Board Certified Pediatrician, IBCLC, and a mom of two.
I know the ups and downs of becoming a mom and raising kids.
I help moms ditch the worry and second-guessing so you can find more joy in motherhood.
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