Ask the Orthodontist
Dr. Gostovich busts the most common myths, questions, and concerns parents have when considering orthodontic treatment for their children.
ReadRaising Kind Kids
Learn Dr. Husain's tips on raising kind and compassionate children.
ReadInterview with One of New York's Top Pediatric Dentist
Read Dr. Husain's interview with Pediatric Dentist Dr. Adam Silevitch on dental health for children.
ReadMindful Parenting: Part 2
Learn how Dr. Husain has included Mindfulness into the world of Parenting.
ReadMindful Parenting: Part 1
Learn how Dr. Husain has included Mindfulness into the world of Parenting.
ReadA Closer Look at Natural Household Cleaners
Safe Cleaning Alternatives
ReadStaying Healthy Post Partum
Tips for Healthy Post Partum Weight Loss
ReadSafety and Selfcare during Holidays
You can’t take the best care of your child unless you’re taking care of yourself as well.
ReadGift Giving Guide From a Pediatrician
Holiday season is upon us, and I know many of us are still scrambling to buy the perfect gift for our loved ones.
Read“When Can My Child Go Back to School?”
Question of the year! Parents are all great at knowing when children are sick, but the lines get blurry about when they are well enough to go back.
ReadTravel Tips and Dealing with Motion Sickness
We finally made it to the most joyous but also stressful part of the year! The holidays are approaching which means more families are traveling.
ReadRSV and Toddlers
RSV has the potential, just like any virus, to land infants in the hospital due to difficulty breathing.
ReadNavigating the Holidays in a Healthy, Allergy-Friendly Way
These are simple tips I share with my families in the practice.
ReadFor the Parent of a Premie
Being a parent is a wonderful and life-changing experience, but by no means is it always a happy experience 100% of the time.
ReadCoughs, Colds, and What You Can Do to Make Your Child Comfortable
If you thought cough and cold season was a pediatrician’s busiest times, you were right.
ReadHalloween Safety
Halloween safety may seem intuitive, but it’s important to use common sense if candy appears opened or tampered with.
ReadFever Myths
For many parents, fever is one of the most concerning symptoms a child can have.
ReadThe DO’s and DON’T’s when Taking Your Child to the Urgent Care
What Your Pediatrician Wants You to Know
ReadUnderstanding Mom’s Emotions in the Postpartum Period
Interview with Postpartum Mental Health Expert Bernadette Hubbs
ReadLet’s Talk Colic
Colic is defined for scientific studies as crying in an infant aged 3 weeks to 3 months for greater than 3 hours a day more than 3 days a week.
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