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Due to the stomach virus, a boy keeps holding his tummy, feeling some discomfort and abdominal pain.
Jun
24

Tummy Troubles: Does Your Kid Have Stomach Flu?

Watching your child go from playful and energetic to pale and curled up with a stomachache can be alarming. It’s one of those moments every parent dreads—when your little one looks up at you with teary eyes and says, “My tummy hurts.”  We know it’s tempting to, but don’t panic. More often than not, it’s […]

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A pediatrician measures a child’s height for his sports clearance exam.
Jun
18

Sports Physicals: What You Need to Know

As our little athletes prepare to hit the field, court, or track, there’s one important step that often gets overlooked in the hustle and excitement of a new sports season—the sports physical. Also known as a pre-participation physical exam (PPE), this check-up is more than just a box to tick on your child’s school or […]

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With a solid newborn allergy prevention plan, a mother kisses her baby with confidence, ready for the season ahead.
May
22

Newborn Springtime Health Tips: Ensuring Your Baby’s Well-Being

Spring is always full of charm—longer days, blooming flowers, and plenty of reasons to head outside with your little one. But along with all that beauty come things like pollen, shifting temperatures, and some health concerns that affect newborns with extra-sensitive skin and developing immune systems. At CMCFresno, we understand how much you want to […]

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May
12

Breastfeeding vs. Formula: Which Option Is Best for Your Baby?

For new and expecting parents, choosing how to feed your baby is one of the first big decisions you’ll make, and it can come with a lot of emotions. Whether you’re planning on breastfeeding and formula feeding, considering one over the other, or figuring out a mix of both, remember there is no perfect path—only […]

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Apr
28

RSV Symptoms in Babies and Toddlers: What Parents Need to Know

Notice anything out of the ordinary? Sometimes, it starts with small changes: Your toddler skips their afternoon nap, fusses through dinner, and clings tighter than usual. By morning, you see them struggling with a wheezy cough, a runny nose, and a tired look in their eyes.  These subtle, initial signs can be easy to overlook, […]

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Let children have fun trick-or-treating while keeping important Halloween safety tips in mind
Oct
11

Trick-or-Treat Safety: A Pediatrician’s Guide for Parents

Halloween season is a magical time for kids and teens alike. Creating costumes taps into their inner creativity but can also help them learn the safest routes through the neighborhood.  However, as enjoyable as the October festivities can be, they can quickly turn into a nightmare if children experience allergic reactions to treats or trip […]

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sleep provides many benefits to kids
Jul
31

Why Sleep Matters for Kids: Building Healthy Bedtime Habits

Imagine your child yawning through math class, struggling to focus as their grades slip and their mood swings turn family evenings into emotional rollercoasters. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), one in four children don’t get enough sleep, affecting their learning and emotional stability.  Sleep deprivation isn’t just about feeling tired—it’s […]

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summer safety tips
Jul
24

Heatwaves and Kids: Health Risks and How to Stay Safe

A child struck down by heat exhaustion or heatstroke after some outdoor playtime is every parent’s nightmare. UNICEF reports that a third of the world’s children experience 4–5 heat waves per year on average. As the summer heat intensifies, this alarming statistic highlights the urgent need to protect our little ones from heatwave impacts.  Understanding […]

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Mental Health in Children
Jun
27

Mental Health in Children: Coping Strategies for Summer Stressors

Summer is often viewed as a season of relaxation and joy, making most children excited to bond with kids their age through recreational activities such as bike rides, sleepovers, picnics, camping, and conventions. Yet the shift from structured school days to the somewhat spontaneous events of summertime may disrupt routines and amplify anxiety in some […]

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child undergoing a sports physical with the pediatrician in Fresno
Jun
20

Get Ahead This Summer: Schedule Your Child’s Sports Physical Now!

Every year, over 3.5 million athletes under 14 suffer injuries while playing sports. This is why pediatric sports specialists recommend taking your child for a routine sports physical exam. A child’s dream of being a professional athlete starts somewhere, but seeing it cut short by a health condition or an injury is as emotionally painful […]

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