An Asthma Attack Action Plan for Your Child
According to the data collected by the World Health Organization, 300 million people suffer from asthma worldwide. In the United States, more than 25 million adults and children have asthma. […]
Is My Kid Acting Out? Do They Need To See a Professional?
Children act out all the time and much to many parents’ surprise, the behavior is completely normal. From as early as the second year to the teenage years, aggressive behavior is often the product of an underlying problem. […]
A Brief Guide to Healthy Teeth in Kids
Cavities and tooth decay is the most common pediatric oral disease in the United States. Nearly 20% of all children in the United States have untreated tooth decay, and these rates are higher in Texas. […]
Kids Sports Injuries: Physical Evaluation Is Necessary
About 30 million children participate in some form of organized sports in the US. But as the number of youth sports participants continues to rise, the risk of sports-related injuries also increases. More than 3.5 million injuries are reported on an [...]
Child Physical Exams 101: Everything You Need To Know
Physical examinations are a crucial part of maintaining your child’s health and wellness. There is no one way of conducting a physical exam—the procedures depend on age, and if the child develops a medical condition. Physicians take multiple measurements during [...]
Treating a Child With Diabetes: Here’s What You Should Do
Having their child diagnosed with diabetes can be stressful for parents. However, this isn’t an uncommon condition among kids. In 2015, around 1.25 million children in the United States had type 1 diabetes. […]
Behavioral Red Flags in Children You Should Be Aware Of
One of the worst fears of every parent is their children developing a mental illness or psychiatric disorder. While the very thought is enough to send shivers down your spine, it’s estimated that 17.1 million children in the United States have [...]
How to Keep Your Newborn Safe in the First Crucial Months
According to the data provided by the US Department of Health And Human Services, America has the highest mortality rate out of the 27 wealthiest countries in the world. […]