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Outgrow asthma? Don’t hold your breath…
As much as children and their parents might want to believe it, there is little…
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Is your child’s nose smelly? Check for a stuck object
Whether it is a pea, bead or a crayon, having something stuck up your child’s…
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Breastfed newborns need vitamin D supplements
If you breastfeed, you may think your child is receiving all the nutrition needed. Surprisingly…
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Advice for parents: Baby walkers vs. floor time
The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) called for a ban in the early 2000’s on…
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The truth about terrifying toddler breath-holding spells
Your child is in the middle of a tantrum. Suddenly he’s silent and next thing…
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Piercing care: Watch out for keloids
When teenage years draw near, many kids begin asking parents for piercings. Dr. Lawrence Scherrer,…
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Your child’s growth chart: Can it signal health concerns?
Your child’s pediatrician may give you a growth chart that explains how your child compares…
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How to care for a teething baby
Parents can expect their baby to begin teething as young as four months old. With…






