As fall and winter set in, there is more than just colder weather and hot chocolate in the forecast; for many, there is a high chance of flu and a probability of colds with a percentage of strep throat. For the first few years of life, children’s little bodies and immune systems are being exposed […]
COVID-19 has changed the way we do a lot of things in this country, at least for the immediate future. Dining at a restaurant, going grocery shopping, visiting the bank, or going to the post office isn’t how it was a mere seven months ago. At the same time, our attitude towards health and visiting […]
Schools are like little germ factories. Parents out there know this quite well. Children are curious creatures that get into anything, don’t often wash their hands thoroughly, and sneeze and cough on everything around them. Their little bodies are also getting exposed to all kinds of new pathogens as their immune systems are building up. […]
Ok, so little Lucy was on the monkey bars and decided she wanted to try her hand at long-distance jumping, but her hand slipped and she landed wrong. Maybe little Lucy was feeling inspired and tried one of those awesome Tony Hawk skateboarding moves but was not quite as airborne as she thought and kapow! […]
Pediatrics on Demand is incredibly happy to announce that we are offering telemedicine services to our pediatric patients. Through telemedicine/telehealth, we’re able to provide medical care to pediatric patients who may not be able to visit our clinic in person. Even in the wake of COVID-19, our doctors are still available to provide the medical […]
When deciding what to cook for dinner, you have to take into account the health of your toddler. Bad eating habits are easy to stick to, but they can induce a number of health problems, and no one wants that for their child. The bright side to deciding what and when to feed your […]
With the flu season in full swing, it can be difficult to keep you and your child from contracting the virus. The flu season is most active from the months of December and March. A fair amount of people have a misconception that if they are fine now, the flu will not pose a […]
