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Kids & GI Health: Why It’s Important
For kids, having a healthy gut GI tract is incredible important. Here are some expert suggestions to make little tummies feel better—hopefully for good.
How You Can Make Shots Less Scary (& Painful) for Your Child
Shots and vaccines can be difficult for kids. So we connected with Cook Children’s Artee Gandhi about how you can make shots less scary (and painful) for them.
5 Tips for Choosing a Pediatrician
You need to find a pediatrician that is a good fit for you and your child, and that can be challenging. Here are some tips to get you started.
Calling the Shots
Deciphering the three ways to approach vaccines
Protect Kids from Hidden Hazards in Your Home
At home it’s easy to forget what can be dangerous for little ones when it’s not all that dangerous for you. Check out these tips from the experts to keep your home safe.
Sleep Apnea: When It’s More Than Just Snoring
When Hannah Peyton was 18 months old, she had surgery to repair her cleft palate. While the physicians fixed the…
How Kids Can Stay Sugar-Free in a Sugar-Filled World
It might seem crazy for your kids to cut back on sugar, but here’s how local families stay (mostly) sugar-free in social scenes—sans guilt.
Dear Parents: A Letter from the President of the Texas Pediatric Society
Check out this letter from the president of Texas Pediatric Society that addresses the “new normal,” new procedures and further health concerns.
5 Safe Bug Sprays for Families
If you’re looking for a less sticky, less smelly alternative to DEET, try these picaridin and plant-based insect repellents.
What You Need To Know About Your Kid’s Sunscreen
Summer is around the corner (praise be), and that means more time spent outside—but what do you know about your kid’s sunscreen?
Some Allergy Medicines May Be Harmful to Kids
Singulair is not the only allergy medicine parents should be concerned about—but how dangerous are the side effects for children?
22 Telecounseling + Teletherapy Options in DFW
Need someone to talk to? (Other than those who you’re quarantining with?) We hear you.
Avoid the ER With These 6 Safety Tips for Families
Before starting a new activity, review these tips from Dr. David Hassinger so you don’t suddenly have to make a trip to see him or to the ER.
Does Your Child Have a Feeding Disorder?
If your child just won’t eat, you’re not alone. In fact, 25% of typical kids have a feeding disorder. Here’s how to tell if your child has one.
Grocery Store Safety During COVID-19
Since the grocery store is one of the few places anyone can go, we need to keep things clean. We rounded up a few tips on how to practice grocery store safety.
A Dallas Doctor’s Thoughts on Coronavirus
We talked to Dr. Donna Casey, an internal medicine physician at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas about her perspective on coronavirus.
Cruising Amidst Coronavirus: A Mom’s Real-Life Account
A North Texas family was on a cruise when the coronavirus outbreak worsened. Mom Lorena Pudyk shared what that experience was like.
How to Talk to Your Kids About Coronavirus
We spoke with Dr. Nicholas Westers—clinical psychologist at Children’s Health in Dallas and associate professor at UT Southwestern—about how to explain coronavirus to kids.
Your Family + COVID-19
Dr. Jihan Woods is a board-certified psychiatrist practicing in Dallas and she shared her thoughts on what families need to know about coronavirus, school shutdowns, quarantine and mental health.