Covid-19

COVID-19 vs The Flu: Knowing the Difference

As we embark on a new season that may include some level of in-person schooling and a tad bit more social interaction (while maintaining social distancing), there are various illnesses that pop up as the fall time norm, from the common cold to the flu, it is imperative to know the symptoms and differences between…

Educating Children on Difficult Topics

In a world where the news is at our fingertips, it is vital to have an open line of communication with your children, no matter their age. One of the most difficult parts of parenting is having challenging conversations with our children. Difficult and complex topics are hard for everyone to understand, parents included. Discussing…

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Staying Safe in the Summer Sun

It’s that time of year again: beach trips, pool days and fun in the sun. Enjoying the longer days together as a family, outdoors, is one of this season’s greatest pastimes. While soaking up the extra time together make sure you stay mindful of the effects the sun can cause without proper sun protection. Just…

Child playing game

New Therapy for ADHD Approved by FDA

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, more commonly known as ADHD, a neurodevelopmental disorder that affects over 4 million Americans a year, aged 6 to 11, is being spotlighted more vibrantly recently due to a recently approved treatment that just hit the medical scene. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved a video game as an…

Mother and Child

Creating a Routine During Coronavirus

We are all creatures of habit who find a sense of normalcy in having a routine to help us through our daily lives, right? Routines set our children up for success. Not having one can be determinantal and cause unnecessary headaches for parents, as predictability helps our children feel safe and secure. Creating a routine…

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Keep Children Active Without School

With the plethora of school closures amid the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) pandemic sweeping the nation, schedules for all parents and children are changing dramatically. As parents are becoming more resourceful with their time, money and energy, they are looking for new ways to keep their kids learning and active during all of the calamity.   Teachers…

Breakthroughs in Pediatrics PCG

2019 Breakthroughs in Pediatrics

This year many breakthroughs were made in pediatrics. Below are a few of the best advancements that 2019 had to offer! The Children’s Hospital Association finds that a later school start could improve health and sleep habits in adolescents Researchers found that there was a direct correlation between the amount of sleep adolescents got and…