What do summertime, sunshine, and sunscreen all have in common? Well, the sun of course! But let’s not forget pesky sunburns.

Feeding your newborn can be an unforgettable experience — watching them discover different flavors and textures for the first time, and finding their favorite dishes — but for every bit wonderful, it can also be worrisome too.

As pediatricians, and parents ourselves, we know how scary it can be when your child is not feeling well. Depending on the severity of the concern, it can be difficult to decide what the appropriate response should be to best help your child.

Trying new foods is a special experience at any age. But for baby’s weaning off breastmilk or formula, it is a whirlwind of textures and flavors.

Who doesn’t love bathtime? Getting your little one in the tub and watching them play, splash and smile is not only a great way to unwind, it’s also a perfect time to bond with your baby.

For new or soon-to-be moms, living in a pandemic means worrying for two. But, as you might already know, the vaccine is currently available for pregnant women.

If you’re a parent, you’ve likely experienced your little one getting a cut or scrape! Because they’re constantly on the move, running, jumping and playing, sustaining small injuries is totally normal for children of any age.

The world is a big, big place for toddlers, that they’re just beginning to discover. This means that in addition to the moments of joy and laughter, there will likely be a bit of disappointment and sadness along the way.

It is generally a safe bet to assume that your child will encounter a fever at some point during their young life. This is totally normal!

Some kids love going to the doctor — bursting through the doors to see their favorite pediatrician and nurse. But for others, it can be a bit more challenging.