Category: Babies

Dec
23

Safe Toys and Holiday Gifts: A Pediatrician’s Guide

The holidays are a magical time for families, filled with excitement, laughter, and the joy of watching your child unwrap a special gift. This pediatricians guide is designed to help families enjoy the season safely, from carefully planned wish lists to last-minute surprises, since getting toy gifts is a big part of what makes the […]

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A preemie’s small, delicate hand rests on their mother’s palm, showing the very first step to newborn baby care and protection.
Dec
1

Caring for Premature Babies: What Parents Should Know

Welcoming a premature baby into the world can feel emotional in so many ways—joy, worry, and hope all wrapped together. If your little one arrived earlier than expected, it’s completely okay to feel a bit unsure. Many parents have been right where you are, and with the right support, this new, unfamiliar chapter becomes easier […]

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Oct
29

Halloween Health Tips: Costumes, Candy, and Child Safety

Jack-o’-lanterns flicker on porches, giggles fill the air, and tiny vampires and princesses race from door to door. It’s that spooky yet magical night when imagination runs wild and candy becomes treasure. For many families in Fresno, Halloween is a chance to dress up, explore, and create memories to treasure for years to come—and these […]

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A pediatrician shares newborn care tips and gently examines the baby.
Mar
14

Mom Tips: Building a Stronger Bond with Your Newborn

The moment you hold your baby for the first time, something incredible happens. That tiny, warm body snuggled against you is seeking comfort and is already learning to feel safe, loved, and secure.  Besides being an undoubtedly sweet moment, early bonding supports your baby’s emotional and physical growth. What’s interesting is that bonding is good […]

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If you spot signs of RSV in infants, consult your pediatrician.
Mar
11

Exposed to RSV? Key Steps to Safeguard Your Family’s Health

Flu season may grab headlines, but families in Fresno know respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is another respiratory illness to watch out for. While some parents may feel confident based on past experiences, it’s important to stay vigilant—symptoms of RSV symptoms can progress into severe illness, especially in vulnerable groups like infants and young children. At […]

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Days after a pediatric sick visit, a young student fully recovers and goes back to school.
Feb
10

Avoiding Sick Days: How Regular Check-Ups Keep Kids in School

Every parent’s goal is to see their child healthy, happy, and excelling at school. From homework help to after-school activities, parents do everything they can to support their children.  But the key to fewer sick days and better learning starts with something simple: routine checkups. When kids stay healthy, they’re more likely to stay on […]

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Recognizing flu and RSV in babies helps parents closely monitor their baby’s temperature and vital signs.
Jan
17

RSV vs. The Flu: Signs, Symptoms, and When to See a Doctor

If you’ve been hearing about respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) and the flu making the rounds, you’re not alone. It’s that time of year when every sniffle or sneeze can make parents wonder, “Is it just a cold, or could it be something more serious?”  With so many children and adults catching these respiratory illnesses, it’s […]

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A parent inquires about flu symptoms with their pediatrician through a telemedicine appointment.
Dec
27

Flu Symptoms in Kids: When to Call the Doctor

Flu season can feel overwhelming, but recognizing symptoms at the onset can make a big difference.  As flu season peaks in fall and winter, children—particularly those under five—are especially at risk for complications. Initial signs of the flu, such as high fevers and fatigue, can worsen rapidly and require hospitalization. The sooner you intervene or […]

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To promote RSV prevention habits, a father teaches his child how to use their hand sanitizer.
Dec
4

How to Prevent RSV: Tips for Keeping Your Family Safe

As a parent, it’s natural to wonder why Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) cases swell during winter and flu season. The reason lies in two main factors: how the virus behaves during this time of the year and how your family spends time together.  For starters, the cold weather brings everyone indoors, where viruses spread faster […]

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A woman prepares WIC approved foods for her toddler
Oct
1

Maximizing Your WIC Benefits: Tips for Making the Most of Your Nutritional Support

So, you’ve completed the referral process and started receiving your vouchers? Congratulations on taking the first step to giving your child the best nutritional start with the WIC program! Now, it’s time to dive into all the fantastic benefits WIC offers. From nourishing meals to expert guidance, WIC program benefits can make a significant difference […]

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