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Looking for gift ideas for baby showers or baby namings beyond cute baby outfits and big items? Dr. Kardos welcomes a little one into her family soon so we thought we’d give you some pediatrician-inspired ideas. These gifts support the essentials of what little (and big) people need to do: eat, sleep, pee, poop, love, and learn. EAT Pick up breast pump accessories, bottles an...
As Drs. Kardos and Lai can attest, even a pediatrician’s child does not always approach the prospect of an immunization with a grin on their face. When Dr. Lai’s daughter was two years old, she thanked her nurse for her flu vaccine by giving her a surprise punch. Here are ways you can take away the sting of a needle if your child is afraid of vaccines. Set the stage You...
Whether your child is starting preschool or their last year of high school, use our back to school health tips to start strong: Sleep Even if school started for your child, you have time to change their summer sleep schedule. You can adjust it to fit their school year sleep needs. Take a week or so to gradually dial back their bedtime. Otherwise, they will spend the first wee...
There are many reasons that your baby may need formula or breast milk fed through a bottle. Some parents initially feel guilty using a bottle. If this is the case with you, know that babies bond with their parents and other caregivers with every bottle they take. One benefit of bottle feeding is that moms can get more sleep. After all, they are recovering from the herculean f...
We know parents who started reading to their children before they were born, but don’t fret if you didn’t start when baby was in the womb. It’s never too late to start. Today we give you a developmental guide to reading with your young child. Three months of age By three months of age, most babies are sleeping more hours overnight and fewer hours during the day (and, hen...
