Elmwood Pediatrics
It’s bad enough that you suffer from seasonal allergies, but when your child has the same problem, it’s twice as tough. Let’s take a look at seasonal allergies and how to help your child find relief. … Continue reading
TO OUR HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS & RETURNING COLLEGE STUDENTS:
As you make plans for next year, please be aware that most colleges require a physical examination. We recommend that you call now to schedule your physical in April or May. … Continue reading
Technological advancements can help parents and pose their own set of challenges. This is especially true in our digital age. … Continue reading
Most kids love winter, and they dream about the first snow day. Parents may love snow too, but they also worry. Kids consider themselves invulnerable whereas parents know better. Each time a child heads out the door to snowboard, ski, go ice skating or sledding, … Continue reading
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Monroe County Residents: Self report a positive at-home test and/or obtain an order of isolation → Click Here
KNOWN EXPOSURE TO COVID-19? … Continue reading
Knowing when to give your child medicine and when not to is essential during illnesses. … Continue reading
Now that the COVID-19 vaccine is available for children ages five to eleven, many parents are on the fence as to whether or not to vaccinate their children.
For most children with COVID-19 the cases have been mild. However COVID-19 can also be deadly, … Continue reading
Going back to school is exciting, but the germs, bacteria and viruses, will minge among your kids. Here is what to look for so you can be prepared. These are some contagious diseases to watch for this year. … Continue reading
Parents keep their newborns healthy and happy, but diaper rash can still occur. Take advantage of this guide to prevent and treat diaper rash. … Continue reading
The last 18 months have been both frightening and frustrating for parents. The pandemic and everything that occurred around it has upended families and especially children. The CDC has recently issued a health advisory for clinicians and caregivers about the increased interseasonal RSV activity in the southern United States and even near us. … Continue reading
