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Monthly Archives: August 2011
A Closer Look at Children’s Back Pain
Today, most adults will experience some form of back pain during their lifetimes. According to the American Chiropractic Association, back pain represents the second most common reason for doctor’s office visits every year. But what if your child experiences the same kind of pain? Continue reading
I Can See Clearly Now…
August is National Children’s Eye Health and Safety Month, which means it’s time to take a closer look at your child’s vision. Continue reading
The Science Of Vaccinations
According to a survey conducted by the American Academy of Pediatrics, seven out of 10 pediatric primary care providers have encountered a parent who refused immunizations for his or her child. If you are currently weighing the pros and cons of vaccinations, add the science behind the shot into the discussion before you make your final decision. Continue reading
The Dark Side of Social Media
Social media outlets including Facebook® have helped make the world a little bit smaller, connecting loved ones and friends from around the globe. For teens, however, the benefits of social media may be overshadowed by serious emotional health issues. Continue reading
Feeling Guilty? Let It Go!
As a parent, you want your child to be happy at all times—so when it comes to laying down the law, you may feel guilty for revoking your preteen’s privilege to attend a friend’s birthday party or requiring him or her to rework a carelessly completed assignment. However, it’s important to let these stressors go and stick to your guns. Continue reading
Dr. Goodman on Brain Tumor Clinics
Bringing great minds together means more effective and efficient care for children with brain tumors. Dr. Jessica Goodman helped institute the brain tumor clinics at Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital at St.Vincent that bring together all the specialists involved in a … Continue reading
Lunchtime Fun
Lunchtime is an excellent opportunity for your child to catch up with friends and get the daily nourishment he or she needs. However, having the same packed lunch every day may lead your child to try a lunch switch-a-roo with his or her classmate.
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Minimally Invasive Surgery
Minimally invasive surgery techniques have made a big difference in the way a lot of childhood issues are treated. Here, Dr. Evan Kokoska talks about common procedures and the changes he’s seen them make in kids’ lives. Continue reading
Think Outside the House
Studies show children today are spending less time outside than their parents’ generation did. Learn how playing outdoors can improve your child’s health—and your health, too. Continue reading
Questions to Ask When Pondering Preschool
You may dream of your son or daughter graduating college and entering the work force or continuing with higher education—all while he or she is still wearing diapers and attempting to master the art of walking. Choosing the right preschool program may be the first step in creating a world of educational opportunity.
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