Bringing a newborn home is a joyous occasion, but for some parents, it brings more anxiety than excitement. This much is true for parents of premature babies. The journey from the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) to your home is an added challenge. And when you make it through, it can feel like you’re left […]
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Welcoming a newborn brings equal parts joy and challenge. That moment of pure love when you first meet your baby is the keynote of this new chapter in your life, but so is your responsibility to keep them safe and healthy. From choosing a name and prepping the nursery to buying all the infant care […]
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Your little one is due for a pediatric check-up, and the topic of childhood immunizations arises. Suddenly, questions and concerns fill your mind: “Are vaccines safe?” or “How do you make the best decisions for your child’s health?” At Children’s Medical Centers of Fresno, we understand the weight of these decisions. In light of National […]
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Just like that, another week starts. It’s a Monday morning, and you’re juggling your coffee, keys, and a bag packed with your child’s essentials as you rush to drop them off at daycare before heading to work. As a parent, your child’s safety and happiness are paramount, much more so when you rely on a […]
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In the city of Fresno, parents like yourself often navigate many childcare options while juggling the demands of modern-day life. As you seek the best care for your little ones, you may encounter several myths that cloud their judgment and add unnecessary stress to an already challenging decision-making process. In this blog, we’ll debunk some […]
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Being a new parent is a rollercoaster of emotions with equal parts excitement and uncertainty. Every day brings a new challenge, a discovery, and an opportunity to learn. For a first-time parent, the journey of raising a newborn is both exhilarating and overwhelming. Figuring out how to care for an infant entails an endless stream […]
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Creating a sleep-friendly environment is essential for children to get the recommended amount of sleep they need. Read on to learn more.
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April is National Autism Awareness Month. Spread autism awareness and help those who suffer from the illness in improving their quality of life.
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It could be depression if a child’s sad or unpleasant mood lasts for weeks or longer, and there are other changes in their behavior. Learn how to spot the signs of depression in children and what parents can do to assist.
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Due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, children have been remaining at home for some time. Parents may be concerned about their child’s ability to cope with back-to-school anxiety and homesickness now that schools have reopened.
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