There is a wide range of what is considered "normal" in the stooling (relieving feces) patterns of infants and children. While the majority of infants, especially bottle fed, have one to three or four stools a day, some breast-fed babies have only one or two stools a week. (more…)
Anything But Accidental, First U.S. Woman MD
What the vaccine-haters (anti-vaxers) don’t want you to know. Although about 30 once feared diseases have been controlled by immunizations, many others still elude us like HIV, Malaria and to a large extent Influenza. We are closer now than ever to understanding how to control those diseases… here is what we know!
[A compliment about the Pediatric House Calls website being good for fever help.] (more…)
[Site no longer active – don’t know what’s up with the CDC and changing addresses. Big organization like that they should know better.] The “Flu” a guide for parents. Here is a great link to the CDCs (Center For Disease Control) pamphlet about how to deal with life when your child: gets, is exposed to, […]
Is it really possible, in this day and age, for a child to meet the minimum exercise guidelines necessary for good health? This is a link to simple steps a parent can take to make physical activity a part of a child’s life.
