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Partnering with Parents

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Get to know about POD, a group of pediatricians and their staff who can help you and your children as they grow; from the newly born to the late teenager, we are ready to help!

Sun Safety

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With the warmer weather approaching, many of us are spending more time outdoors. Apply sunscreen any time your child will be outside for more than 30 minutes. Infants under 6 months of age should be kept out of direct sunlight.    

Parent of a Teenager?

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Read more on the update to the meningococcal vaccine (Menactra).

Concerned About Cholesterol

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Should I have my child's cholesterol checked? High cholesterol runs in families. If your parents or grandparents have a history of high cholesterol, you may too. Having high blood cholesterol puts you at risk for heart disease, the leading cause of death in the United States.    

ADHD and Learning Differences

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Parents often wonder how to determine if their child's behavior is "normal' or if they might have a problem that needs attention. There are many kinds of learning differences a child might experience. Our diagnosticians are experts at evaluating and determining if there are issues that can be addressed and treated in a friendly, supportive environment.    

What Should My Baby Be Doing?

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Growing up happens so fast! Use our guide to learn what to expect from your child as they grow. We discuss the physical and mental developmental milestones each age group typically achieves and offer tips for sleep, feeding and more.

  • Partnering with Parents

    Partnering with Parents

  • Sun Safety

    Sun Safety

  • Parent of a Teenager?

    Parent of a Teenager?

  • Concerned About Cholesterol

    Concerned About Cholesterol

  • ADHD and Learning Differences

    ADHD and Learning Differences

  • What Should My Baby Be Doing?

    What Should My Baby Be Doing?

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Parents know their children better than anyone! That special knowledge, combined with years of experience and medical judgment makes the best recipe for a sound working relationship between pediatricians and parents.

 

Medical advice and decisions made on behalf of your child will be carefully administered after understanding your family’s dynamic. We are committed to this partnership and know that together all aspects of your child’s care will be considered.

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Here you’ll find some information about the wonderful changes and challenges that each age group presents.

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Knowing what to expect, for you and your child, can ease the anxiety of a doctor visit.
 

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Doses for fever? Immunization schedules and information? Scheduling appointments? Check for answers here.


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