Designed from your baby’s point of view, this bath allows your baby to sit in a natural upright position and keeps your baby warm and relaxed in the bath. Babies love this tub. Parents love it too because it is easy to use, comforting and secure for your baby.
*European style keeps baby happy during […]

Written by Stacy Payne, M.S., CCC-SLP
I just bought a fantastic new (well, new to me) board game for my pediatric practice that I absolutely love!  It’s called Balloon Lagoon and it’s from the Cranium family of games.  It’s billed as “The Four-in-One Carnival Game for Kids!” and is recommended for children five years […]

Written by Monica Schenk
April 22nd marks the 38th anniversary of the modern environmental movement that began in 1970, when 20 million participants across the United States gathered at colleges, universities, primary schools and community centers in peaceful demonstration for environmental reform. According to organizers at the Earth Day Network, it is now the […]

Written by Aimee Wheeler
Part of me feels bad even writing that!  Like we don’t have enough on our plates as parents.  Now we’re supposed to have “goals”?  Will it never end?  Perhaps there is a less business like word for them but yes, we need to have parenting goals.  I am not talking about “I […]

Written by Elizabeth Rietz
So your baby is finally ready for the world of solid food? This is an exciting time to introduce a variety of first foods to a palate that is virtually a blank canvas. While you’ll likely face some challenges along the way, it will be a fun adventure for your […]

Written by Doug Rice, CPT
For elementary and middle school aged kids, leading a life full of physical activity isn’t only about doing jumping jacks during P.E. class or even going to Little League practice twice a week. It is also about keeping your body moving and incorporating that added physical action as an […]

Written by Neela K. Sethi, M.D.
Ringworm is not caused by a worm at all, but rather is a fungal infection related to the same family of organisms responsible for athlete’s foot.
Years ago ringworm was believed to be caused by an actual worm, as it has a thin, round, raised border like the creepy, crawler you […]

Written by Neela K. Sethi, M.D.
Maybe it really is the monster living under the bed or the bogeyman lurking just behind the closet door, but nighttime can be scary. With all that creeping and crawling going on, how do you make sure your little one gets a good night’s rest?
Avoiding nighttime fears completely may […]

Written by Nicole Maharaj, MS, RD, CSP
Your baby’s diet for the first four months will consist mostly of your breast milk or formula. But when the time comes to introduce your child to solid foods, you’ll undoubtedly have questions.
Since this is a whole new stage of feeding, we will provide you […]

Written by Neela K. Sethi, M.D.
I am sure that many of you have been hearing about the new “Super Bug” called MRSA.  MRSA stands for Methicillin- resistant Staphylococcus Aureus.  It is a huge name, for a tiny bacteria that is on the rise.  It was once limited to individuals that were hospitalized, in a nursing […]