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It’s hard to truly prepare yourself for the wonderful, demanding, and sometimes exhausting reality of taking care of a newborn. However, making a few preparations can help you feel more confident when you bring your baby home.

Does your child need a physical to play sports at school? Find out why a pediatric specialist is uniquely equipped to perform sports physicals and offer guidance on preventing injuries.

Allergies are common in children, but are children able to leave them in the past as they get older? Read on to find out.

Does your child struggle with asthma? If so, you should know that there are things you can do to help them breathe well. Read on to learn more.

There have been a few controversies surrounding immunizations. Read on to learn about the myths and facts about this topic, and find out how you can keep your child safe.

Earaches are common in small children. So how can you tell if you should bring your child to a provider? Read on to learn what can cause earaches and when you should get medical care for your child.

Did you know you can find out if your child is developing as they should by evaluating them with developmental screenings? Read on to learn what these screenings involve and what they can reveal.

Is the flu something you should worry about? Find out how your child can benefit from the flu shot, and learn about the risks of skipping yearly immunizations.

Are you wondering about what tests and exams your baby needs? Find out what’s included in newborn care, and learn how often your baby needs to see a doctor.

Does your child going back to school make you worry about their allergies? Here are eight tips to help you better navigate the school year and keep your child safe.

You may already be aware of the benefits of playing sports, but did you know that if your child doesn’t get a sports physical, they might risk getting hurt? Find out why a sports physical is a must before engaging in any sports.

Vaccination is a time-tested way to help your child’s immune system fight against common infectious diseases. While there is a wide range of essential vaccines, there are five that guard your child against significant illnesses.

Egg allergies are no longer a reason to not get the flu vaccine, for most people. We have flu vaccines. The recommendation is for everyone to get a flu vaccine, especially for those with compromised immune system or asthma.

Flu vaccines are here, including Flumist.

Allergy season is in full swing.  Our part of the state is particularly challenging for those with seasonal allergies.