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Get in Early for a Sports or Camp Physical
In addition to maintaining a well child check schedule, there are a number of kids that visit with pediatricians in Scottsdale and other areas in metro Phoenix to receive physicals. Physicals are different than the standard check ups completed by [...]
Summer Sunscreen Tips
Summer vacation is just around the corner, meaning kids will soon be participating in activities, such as sports and camps, many of which take place outdoors. As such, parents should be prepared to protect their little ones by stocking up [...]
Infant Swaddling to Prevent Hip Dysplasia
Hip dysplasia occurs when the hip joint develops in the wrong shape, or if the hip joint is dislocated, leading to an increased force on the ball and socket joint. As the cartilage and labrum of the joint wear down, [...]
Helping Kids Deal with Fear of Shots
Taking your kids to North Phoenix pediatricians for their immunizations can be an incredibly nerve-racking experience for both parent and child. As a parent, however, it is important that you put your own emotions aside, focusing instead on calming your [...]
When Should I Send My Sick Kid Back to School?
When a child comes down with an illness, the immediate reaction of parents, schools and daycare providers is to keep them home so as to prevent spreading germs to others. While the decision to keep a child home sick is [...]
2014 Recommendations for Checkups
It is extremely important for babies and toddlers to receive well child check ups multiple times a year, totaling a minimum of 11 visits within the first two years of life. Following your child’s second birthday, you can then reduce [...]
Debunking or defending popular medical wives’ tales regarding winter illness
“Going outside with wet hair, bare feet or when it’s cold will get you sick” Colds and flus are caused by viruses passed to one another via nasal secretions or sputum. It has nothing to do with wet hair [...]
