With the recent rise in strep throat, here is a short guide on what you need to know regarding its symptoms and when to have your child tested! 

Whether it’s bath time or long days at the pool or lake, kids spend a lot of time in the water — especially in warmer months. But what happens when water gets in your child’s ear and doesn’t come out? Below you’ll find an explanation of swimmer’s ear, its causes, and how to prevent it! 

If you’ve ever handed your child a tablet or phone just to get a moment of peace or keep them from being bored, you’re not alone. Screens are everywhere and they are very convenient at times. Here’s some reasons why you should let your child cut back on screen time this summer! 

While water activities are one of the main highlights of summertime, it’s crucial to remember that water safety is key—especially for children.

Welcoming your newborn baby home is such an exciting time, but we all know it can become very stressful. The first two weeks can feel like a blur.

Your baby getting their first tooth is an exciting milestone—but teething can be tough for both babies and parents.

Teenagers today are busier than ever, balancing school, sports, clubs, part-time jobs, and social lives.

Welcoming a new baby into the family is an exciting time, but it can also be a big adjustment for older siblings.

As your little one transitions from a crawling baby to a curious toddler, childproofing your home becomes a top priority.

Teaching children good hygiene habits early is essential for their health and well-being.

As we prepare for the New Year, it is the perfect time to reflect on our family routines & set intentions for a healthier & happy lifestyle.

Many illnesses are spreading and circulating right now. Most of our children are experiencing symptoms but we can help boost immune system.

Potty training is a significant milestone in a child’s development, but it can feel daunting for parents.

Is your child a picky eater? Picky eating can be a frustrating and stressful challenge many parents face with their children.

When temperatures start to drop around this time of year, it’s easy for both kids and parents to retreat into screen-time routines.

Understanding fevers and different accompanying symptoms can help you know when to bring your child in to be examined.

Sleep is one of the MOST important building blocks of a child's physical and mental development.

Happy Halloween! With all the fun Halloween brings, it is also the perfect time to serve as a reminder for dental care.

Your fall guide to all things respiratory viruses!

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