Urinary tract infections, also known as UTIs, are pretty common in children. These infections occur when bacteria in their urine causes inflammation in the urinary tract. This can result in them experiencing various symptoms and disruptions in their bathroom habits. How Can You Tell if Your Child Has a UTI? The symptoms of a UTI […]
Parenting a child with ADHD can be overwhelming and demanding. The challenges and stress can make you question yourself and your abilities at every turn. Although there is no perfect way to parent a special needs child, there are some things that you can do to provide a balance that nurtures your ADHD child while […]
Childhood obesity has become a nationwide crisis. The Centers for Disease Control studies indicate that 1 in 5 children of school age is overweight or obese. If your child is overweight, your pediatrician is an important advocate who will provide practical solutions in a positive manner that will encourage, not embarrass, your child. Let’s take a […]
Do you remember the first time you went to the pediatrician? Well, you likely didn’t remember the first time (pediatricians typically see newborns), but it’s likely that you do remember doctor visits when you were growing up. Were you nervous? Were you afraid you’d receive a shot? Or were you at ease? How you approach […]
When you’re young, surgery can be a mysterious, even frightening process. That’s why preparing your child for surgery is so important to ensure a good experience for the entire family. Developing minds may not quite grasp the reasons or understand the reason surgery is needed. Lack of understanding can lead to fear. It doesn’t have […]
They know something is wrong. Trying to hide the truth from them will only make it worse. When you have young children, there’s a fine line between answering their questions about COVID-19 and overwhelming them with too much information. Finding balance is the key to keeping them calm and secure. If you have young children, […]
I recently had a new mom reach out with a very common problem. She was breastfeeding her baby and bottle feeding him when he was with his grandparents once or twice a week. Suddenly , her 2 month old started refusing the bottle. She tried changing the type of bottle but that didn’t work out […]
Patient question: Can newborns really adjust to a sleep schedule? They seem too young to understand. During the early weeks and months of an infant’s life, the sleep/wake cycle is mostly driven by hunger. Babies who are breastfed tend to require more frequent feedings early on, vs babies who are bottle fed (10-12 feeds per […]
Did you know that breast milk provides a child with key nutrients and antibodies that help them fight off illness, develop immunity, and lowers the risk of conditions such as ear infections, asthma and intestinal problems like diarrhea? That’s right! At Conway Medical Center, we recommend exclusive breastfeeding without the use of infant formula or […]
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