Elmwood Pediatrics
Many parents get in the habit of only scheduling their child’s annual physical before the school year, or at the start of sports season. This can be the busiest time of year, and it’s possible that you may not be … Continue reading
Teenagers are undergoing a lot of physical and mental changes as they develop into adults. Knowing how their personality can change can make it easier to notice red flags, and can aid you in making the right decisions for their … Continue reading
The holidays are coming up, and we know that everyone is looking forward to enjoying a holiday meal with their family and friends. But, for parents of children with food allergies, this time of year can bring uncertainty and unease. … Continue reading
We are proud to announce the launch of our new website.
An abnormal curve of the spine, resembling an “S” or “C” may be scoliosis, a common musculoskeletal disorder. Scoliosis is especially common in adolescents, but can affect adults as well, often for varying reasons.
For new moms (and even experienced ones) breastfeeding a newborn baby can be one of the most complicated and misunderstood aspects of motherhood. Many mothers and mothers-to-be have unanswered questions about breastfeeding that could help ease the process. Here are … Continue reading
Here’s an interesting way to get active with your children – run a marathon over 5 weeks. Rochester City Marathon is sponsoring a kids running group. Please see the link for details. http://www.rochestermarathon.com/events/kids-marathon
If you’re going to the beach or you’re heading outside for a day in the sun, the first thing you should do is apply sunscreen. It helps block harmful UV rays that can cause burns, blisters, and even skin cancer. … Continue reading
It’s summer time, school is out of session, and your child just gained a lot of extra free time. This is a cycle parents will go through for a number of years, so it’s important to make the most of … Continue reading
There are slots available in the free Healthy Hero Summer Camp the Health Foundation sponsors at MCC for city kids entering grades 1-6. The camp was originally targeted to students in the nine city schools where the Health Foundation supports … Continue reading
