Kids’ Fevers: How High is Too High?
Fevers often get a bad rap, particularly when it comes to children. Although they leave many parents worried, in most people, a fever is rarely dangerous.
Read More5 Tips for Choosing a Pediatrician
If you’re pregnant, recently moved to a new area, or are unhappy with your current provider, here are some helpful tips for choosing a pediatrician:
Read MoreCold Versus Flu: How to Tell the Difference
Now that summer is fading and we are moving into fall, you might be starting to worry about common cold-weather illnesses like colds and the flu. Children are susceptible to this type of illness due to being in close proximity to other children and adults for extended periods of time. Also, in the colder months […]
Read MoreAre Vaccines Safe for Children?
Vaccinations are one of the most basic ways to protect your child’s health, but you may have questions about them before you make your decision.
Read MoreWhat to Expect at Your Baby’s First Doctor’s Visit
From the time an expectant mother is taken into the hospital to deliver their baby, to the recovery time in the hospital, discharge, and life at home with a newborn, the first few days with an infant can be a whirlwind. It’s likely that baby’s first big outing will be to their appointment with their […]
Read MoreCOVID-19 Update From HealthPark Pediatrics
We recently published a full back-to-school guide that shared the latest in CDC guidance for COVID-19 prevention in schools. As we know, things are ever-changing in this pandemic. One thing that will always remain the same is our dedication to our patients and their families. We are here to help answer any questions and ease […]
Read MoreAugust is National Breastfeeding Month
August is recognized as National Breastfeeding Month. The U.S. Breastfeeding Committee declared the month of recognition in 2011 and has shared a special theme each year to help mothers on their breastfeeding journey. National Breastfeeding Month 2021: Every Step of the Way National Breastfeeding Month 2021’s theme is Every Step of the Way. The U.S. […]
Read MoreBack to School: CDC Updates
Here at HealthPark Pediatrics, your child’s health and safety are our top priority. It is our commitment to our patients and their families to share the latest in CDC guidance for COVID-19 prevention in schools. As always, our pediatricians and entire office staff are dedicated to staying up to date on changes in guidelines and […]
Read MoreCow’s Milk and Milk Alternatives
We’ve talked about 8 of the most common food allergies on the HealthPark Pediatrics blog before. Many children have food sensitivities, intolerances, or allergies. Food sensitivities and intolerances could cause uncomfortable symptoms like gas, diarrhea, heartburn, indigestion, or nausea. Allergies are an immune response to certain proteins in foods. The symptoms of allergies can be […]
Read MoreSwitching to Big Kid Beds
Last month on the HealthPark Pediatrics blog we talked all about big kid beds. We discussed the right timing, choosing a big kid bed, and some safety basics surrounding a toddler’s new bed. Now we’re tackling the big transition! We’re sharing tips on making the transition from a crib to a bed and how you […]
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