Your little one will likely experience several upper respiratory infections or “colds” in their lives and, unfortunately, there is no cure. Here is some information about the signs, symptoms, and when to contact your pediatrician.
While cold winter weather is not typically something us Southern Californians think about often, it is important that parents and caregivers be aware of some potential safety hazards for little ones. For those of you traveling to colder climates this season, keep these winter car seat safety tips in mind
Separation anxiety can be tough on little ones and parents alike! Developing a routine and sticking to it is the best way to help your little one at drop-off, build confidence, and foster independence. Here are some tips for easing those transition times
Welcoming another child is an exciting time for the whole family! It also means some changes in the household and the lives of older children. Here are some tips from the American Academy of Pediatrics on making the transition a smoother one for the whole family.
We’ve all heard about baby sign language, but is it beneficial? Here’s what the experts from the American Academy of Pediatrics have to say...
Children grow and develop at different rates, though there are general developmental milestones that most children will follow. When they do not meet those milestones, it can raise some concern as to what is causing it. Here are some notes from the experts at the American Academy of Pediatrics on what to look out fo
August is Children’s Vision & Learning Month! The purpose is to raise awareness of the importance of vision screening in young children.
Summertime means lots of water fun, but water safety is important all year round! Young children can drown in only a few inches of water and in only a few moments. Here are some tips to your kids water safe both inside and outside the home:
‘Tis the season for kids to go back to school (or go for the first time!) It is a time for exciting changes that can come with a little anxiety. Here are some tips from the American Academy of Pediatrics to help ease the transition and set up little ones for success: