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Is It A Big Deal When Kids Grind Their Teeth?

Is It A Big Deal When Kids Grind Their Teeth?

About 3 in 10 kids grind their teeth before the age of 5. Read to learn which childhood phases and conditions can make it more concerning.

By: Sarat Thikkurissy, DDS | 0

Child Development and Behavior

Understanding and Help Managing Preschool Temper Tantrums

Understanding and Help Managing Preschool Temper Tantrums

Understanding why preschool temper tantrums happen can help prevent and manage them. Read advice from one of our child psychologists.

By: Beverly H. Smolyansky, PhD | 2

Learning and Growing

Preparing Your Anxious Child for Sleepaway Camp

Preparing Your Anxious Child for Sleepaway Camp

Kids can be nervous about going to sleepaway camp for many reasons. Here are 10 ways you can help prepare your child for summer camp.

By: Aubrey Coates, PhD | 0

Rare and Complex Conditions

What Are Disorders of the Gut-Brain Interaction?

What Are Disorders of the Gut-Brain Interaction?

The gut and brain are so intricately linked that if communication is off, it can cause minor to life-altering symptoms for kids. Read more.

By: Kahleb Graham, MD | 2

Patient Family Experience

How to Support Kids Who Have a Sibling in the Hospital

How to Support Kids Who Have a Sibling in the Hospital

Use these strategies to support a child with a sibling in the hospital, and learn how our Child Life Specialists help with sibling support.

By: Jessica Altenberger, MS, CCLS | 0

Do Pre-Teens and Teens Need More Calcium?

Do Pre-Teens and Teens Need More Calcium?

The majority of teens aren't getting enough calcium, and they have the highest need of any age group. Read why and how they can get it.

By: Nick DeBlasio, MD | 0

How to Choose an Alternative Milk for Kids

How to Choose an Alternative Milk for Kids

Cow’s milk provides nutrients that kids need to grow, but not all of them can drink it. Read considerations for choosing an alternative milk.

By: Meghan McNeill, MS, RD, LD | 1

Safety and Prevention

Medication Disposal: What is the Safest Way to Get Rid of Unused and Expired Medicine?

Medication Disposal: What is the Safest Way to Get Rid of Unused and Expired Medicine?

It is important to dispose of unused and expired medicines safely to help avoid accidental exposures and to prevent teen drug abuse. Review four options to do this, as different medications may need different disposal procedures.

By: Alysha Currie, RN, CSPI | 0

Safety and Prevention

But First, Shades! How Kids Can View the Solar Eclipse Safely

But First, Shades! How Kids Can View the Solar Eclipse Safely

When viewing the solar eclipse with kids, it's important to protect their eyes from severe and permanent damage. Read 5 tips to do it safely:

By: Melissa Rice, OD, FAAO | 6

Fitness and Nutrition

5 Common Questions About Autism and Nutrition Deficiency

5 Common Questions About Autism and Nutrition Deficiency

It’s common for children with autism to have feeding challenges. Find answers to frequently asked questions and strategies to try at home.

By: Allison Ta, MD | 1

Child Development and Behavior

How to Determine if Thumb-Sucking is a Problem

How to Determine if Thumb-Sucking is a Problem

85-90% of kids suck their thumb or fingers at one point in their lives. A pediatric dentist explains when the habit becomes problematic.

By: Sarat Thikkurissy, DDS | 3

Safety and Prevention

Preventing Accidental Overdose: How to Safely Administer Medications to Kids

Preventing Accidental Overdose: How to Safely Administer Medications to Kids

Giving medications to kids can be challenging. Use these medication safety tips to help prevent accidental drug overdose in kids.

By: Sheila Goertemoeller, PharmD, D.ABAT | 2

Top 3 Reasons to Get Flu Shot in Third Trimester

Top 3 Reasons to Get Flu Shot in Third Trimester

A new study explains when to get the flu shot during pregnancy, in order for it to be the most effective for infants months after their birth

By: Elizabeth Schlaudecker, MD, MPH | 1

Child Development and Behavior

Help Managing Teenage Mood Swings

Help Managing Teenage Mood Swings

Parents of moody teenagers: read this post from one of our psychologists. She breaks down what's going on in their brains and how to help.

By: Alex Nyquist, PhD | 0

Research and Discoveries

Celebrating International Day of Women and Girls in Science 2024

Celebrating International Day of Women and Girls in Science 2024

On International Day of Women and Girls in Science, celebrated February 11 each year, we point the spotlight on some of our very own women in science.

By: Lauren Riney, DO | 0

Child Development and Behavior

Tips for Managing Reflux in Infants and Older Kids

Tips for Managing Reflux in Infants and Older Kids

Gastroesophageal reflux can be experienced by infants, older kids and teens. Learn how to manage GER in children and when your child might be referred to a specialist.

By: Nick DeBlasio, MD | 0

Tips for Teaching Kids How to Swallow Pills

Tips for Teaching Kids How to Swallow Pills

Some kids have a hard time swallowing pills. The good news is that it can be taught, just like any other skill! Read our tried-and-true tips

By: Avani Modi, PhD | 1

Asthma & Respiratory Illnesses: 5 Things to Know

Asthma & Respiratory Illnesses: 5 Things to Know

Each season has respiratory illnesses that can be problematic for kids -- especially for those with asthma. Learn how to manage them.

By: Michael Sherenian, MD | 0

Fitness and Nutrition

7 Exercise Ideas to Keep Kids Active This Winter

7 Exercise Ideas to Keep Kids Active This Winter

Kids ages 6-17 should get 60 minutes or more of vigorous physical activity each day. Here are 7 ways to keep them active during the colder months.

By: Christopher Kist, MS, CEP | 5

Safety and Prevention

Young Athletes Prone to a Rash of Skin Conditions

Young Athletes Prone to a Rash of Skin Conditions

Parents of athletes should be on the lookout for changes in their kids' skin, especially if they play certain contact sports. Learn more.

By: Mackenzie Erdmann, MD | 0

Child Development and Behavior

8 Ways Parents Can Teach Kindness to Kids

8 Ways Parents Can Teach Kindness to Kids

Kids can understand kindness at a very young age. And it can be taught to those who struggle with it, just like any other skill!

By: Lynne Merk, PhD | 0

Safety and Prevention

Staying Safe While Staying Warm: Carbon Monoxide Reminders

Staying Safe While Staying Warm: Carbon Monoxide Reminders

Carbon monoxide is a silent killer: it's invisible and odorless. These important reminders can help keep your family safe.

By: Sheila Goertemoeller, PharmD, D.ABAT | 1

Safety and Prevention

The Impact of Marijuana on Pediatric and Teen Health

The Impact of Marijuana on Pediatric and Teen Health

With the legalization of marijuana has come a marked uptick in kids accidentally ingesting it in those states. Read more about the connection

By: Shan Yin, MD | 0

Gifts for Kids That Promote Health and Wellness

Gifts for Kids That Promote Health and Wellness

Doing some holiday shopping? This list is full of gift ideas that encourage healthy living, get kids moving, and promote wellness.

By: Megan Randolph | 0

Why Your Child Most Likely Does Not Have A Penicillin Allergy

Why Your Child Most Likely Does Not Have A Penicillin Allergy

More than 95% of kids with a penicillin allergy on their medical charts are found not to be allergic after going through allergy testing.

By: Andrew Winslow, MD | 0

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