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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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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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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Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is an infection that may not sound serious until you see the numbers: The CDC estimates that 58,000–80,000 children under five years old are hospitalized due to RSV each year. The good news? You can take proactive steps to effectively protect your child from severe illness. This approach involves recognizing early […]
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The cold and flu season starts in the fall and lasts until the spring. Learn how to keep your child safe during these potentially contagious times.
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If you notice that your child is getting nosebleeds as of lately, it’s because nosebleeds are more frequent during winter.
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