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Oct
6

Fractures in Children: A Parent’s Guide to Recovery

You heard the cry from across the yard, and your heart dropped before you even reached your child. Maybe you drove to the clinic with a thousand questions racing through your mind. Now there is a cast, a care plan, and a little one who is counting on you. Here is something worth holding onto […]

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Sep
22

Back Pain in Kids: Screen Time & Posture Tips

If your child has started complaining about a sore back, it is understandable to feel worried. Many parents assume back pain is something that mainly affects adults, so it can be confusing when a young child mentions discomfort. While occasional soreness can happen after sports, play, or an awkward position, recurring back pain in kids […]

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Sep
16

Scoliosis in Children and Teens: The Role of Physical Therapy

Hearing the word “scoliosis” for the first time can feel overwhelming for any parent. How serious is it? Will my child need surgery? What can actually help? Physical therapy for scoliosis is often one of the first and most reassuring answers to those worries. Scoliosis is more common than many families realize, and most cases […]

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Aug
21

Back-to-School Physicals: When Should Your Child Have One?

With all the summer plans taking over, when exactly should you schedule your little one’s school physical? There are a lot of things to consider, and we know children having fun takes precedence. But waiting too long can mean rushed appointments, missing forms, or even delayed sports clearance. Late appointments and even later clearance can […]

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Aug
7

Back-To-School Safety Tips: What Every Parent Should Know

Summer is winding down, and that means backpacks, new shoes, and a fresh school year are right around the corner. As exciting as this season is, it also comes with a lot on your plate as a parent. Between physicals, supply lists, and new schedules, it is easy to feel overwhelmed. That is exactly why […]

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Jul
20

Managing Back-to-School Anxiety: Tips for Parents and Children

The summer is winding down, and you can feel it. Your child gets quiet when school comes up in conversation, or maybe they’ve started asking a dozen questions about their new classroom. That uneasy feeling has a name: back-to-school anxiety. It’s incredibly common, and you are far from alone in navigating it. At Children’s Medical […]

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Jul
8

Healthy Back-To-School Season: 10 Tips for Students and Families

That first-day-of-school feeling hits different every school year. New shoes, notebooks, and a backpack that somehow already weighs forty pounds. But before you drop your little one off, let’s talk about their health. The back-to-school season brings more than just schedule changes. It brings germs, late nights turning into early mornings, and a whole list […]

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Jun
10

Children’s Health in Summer: Infection Risks and Prevention Tips

Summer is supposed to be the best season of your child’s life. But children’s health in summer faces real threats that many parents overlook until it’s too late. Longer days, looser schedules, and more outdoor time create the perfect environment for summer infections in children to spread fast. That’s where having a trusted partner matters. […]

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Child is receiving immunizations to keep up with the vaccination schedule provided by CMCFresno.
Jun
4

Missed Vaccines in Childhood: Common Reasons and Prevention

Life happens. Appointments get missed. Kids get sick right before their scheduled shot, or a move across town puts everything on hold. If your child has fallen behind on their vaccines, you are not alone, and you are not a bad parent. But here is what matters: missed vaccines in childhood are not the end […]

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May
12

Spring Allergies in Kids: Allergy or Cold Symptoms?

Spring brings colorful fields of newly blossomed flowers and the happy chirping of birds basking in the abundant pollen. But as parents, we already know something else lurking in the shadows… symptoms that can either be due to allergies or a developing common cold. Once your child starts sniffling or coughing, it’s natural for alarm […]

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