Sports, COVID, and Your Child
Sports are an integral part of many children’s day. How do we weigh the risks associated with playing a sport?
ReadA Pediatrician's Thoughts on Lactation Cookies
As a new mother, remembering to eat and snack is a difficult task! Lactation cookies are helpful in that they are easily portable and quick to eat.
ReadDifferent Ways to Wean Nursing
Weaning is a difficult decision for some and easy for others. Read on to discover some different ways to approach this important milestone.
ReadSchool Pods During the Pandemic
Many parents balancing homeschooling and child care with a job have started organizing “pandemic pods”. But what are they?
ReadDr. Husain's Best Baby Solid Feeding Products
Getting to the age where your baby is ready to switch from an all-liquid diet to the world of solids and you're unsure of the best way to do it?
ReadDr. Husain's Favorite Baby Skincare and Bath Care Products
Your kids deserve the best, and tubby time is no exception. Here are the best baby skincare and bath care products on the market.
ReadDoes my child need to take vitamins?
Vitamins are chemicals that are needed in trace amounts in the body to help with certain chemical processes that take place in the body.
Read10 Tips to Fight the Pandemic - Fatigue
After months of social distancing, families are spending less time with others as the pandemic continues to stay.
ReadBack to School in the Fall
Sending your children to school in the fall is not an easy decision and it’s not a one-size-fits-all approach. Here's my professional opinion.
ReadTraveling Safely During a Pandemic
Travel plans may not be what we planned, but some families are getting creative on what we can safely do.
ReadThings to Know if Your Child is in the ER or Needs to be Admitted
Being sent to the ER or hospital by your child’s physician is scary. Here is what to expect, what your child’s medical care means, and more.
ReadPicking a College Safely During Covid
In light of COVID-19 closures, some admission offices are allowing interested juniors and admitted seniors a “virtual window” into the college campus.
Read"Catching Up” After Falling Behind in Schools during Covid
The abrupt switch to online learning has created difficulties for students who were behind, or falling behind in school.
ReadTalking to Children About Racial Bias
Recent tragic events have had us re-evaluating our thought processes as parents and our own racial biases.
ReadLupus in Children
May is National Lupus Awareness Month. Lupus is an inflammatory condition in the body that affects many organs.
ReadPediatric Rashes
May is National Skin Cancer Awareness Month. Read more to learn about the various signs of skin cancer and be sure to watch the video.
ReadProtecting Your Baby from Developing a Food Allergy
It’s food allergy awareness month and there’s lots of new research on smart ways to feed your baby to help protect them from developing a food allergy
ReadOutdoor Time for Our Children's Mental Health
Stay-at-home orders may be expiring soon but either way, your child’s schedule, now more than ever, needs to include some outdoor time!
ReadCo-Parenting through Covid
The recent pandemic seems to be more stressful on two-household families.
ReadNewborn Safe Sleep Q&A’s
These are ways we can create and establish healthy sleep habits so that sleep training feels like a gradual dimming.
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