Your baby will travel in a car from pretty much day one of their life, so it is a good idea to be prepared for this. There are different things you can do at various stages of their development to keep them safe and secure when you travel around. There are a few tried and…
Dr Peter Knott Receiving Career Teaching Scholars Award for 2018
The Department of Pediatrics at Children’s Hospital will be honoring Dr. Peter Knott with a Career Teaching Scholars Award during Pediatric Grand Rounds on November 30, 2018, from 12:30 – 1:30 p.m. A reception in the lobby will immediately follow. “Two faculty (Ellen Elias and Lindsey Lane) and two clinical faculty (Sharisse Arnold-Rehring and Peter Knott)…
Four Ways Breastfeeding Benefits You and Your Baby
For some new moms, the prospect of breastfeeding is one that either fills them full of joy or dread. Whatever your feelings on the matter, there is no doubt that breastfeeding has many benefits and is the best option for the majority of mothers. When it comes to making a decision, you have to choose…
Four Useful Tips on the Ideal Newborn Child Diet
One of the many things parents worry about with newborns is food. Eating habits will start to dictate your day as you adapt to a routine which works for both of you. During this time there will be a lot of trial and error, so try to stay positive and remember what works for one…
Does Your Child Get Enough Sleep?
The general scientific consensus is that while school children need approximately 10 to 12 hours sleep, many are only realistically achieving between 7 and 8. This is not conducive to high performance or achievement in school and is thought to be linked with behavioral issues such as ADHD, hyperactivity and mood swings. Children who do…
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