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RSV Season Prep for Infants

August 1, 2025

Why RSV Deserves Your Attention Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) is the top cause of infant hospitalisation for bronchiolitis and pneumonia in the United States. The

Breast vs Bottle: Feeding Q&A

July 30, 2025

Why Feeding Choices Matter Your baby’s first six months set the pace for brain growth, gut health, and immune training. Whether you breastfeed, formula‑feed, or

Sports Physical Checklist for Texas Athletes

Sports Physical Checklist for High‑School Athletes

July 28, 2025

Why Texas Requires a Pre‑Season Exam The University Interscholastic League (UIL) governs most public‑school athletics in Texas. To cut sudden cardiac events and untreated injuries,

Ear Infection Myths Busted

July 26, 2025

Why Ear Infections Are So Common Children’s eustachian tubes sit almost horizontal and remain short and narrow until school age. When a cold inflames the

Jaundice: What Those Yellow Tones Mean

July 24, 2025

Why Does My Baby Look Yellow? More than half of full‑term infants show some degree of physiologic jaundice in their first week. When red blood

Screen Stress: Protecting Teen Mental Health

July 22, 2025

The Screen‑Stress Loop Smartphones deliver connection and creativity, but they also offer endless comparison, late‑night pings, and hard‑to‑escape conflict. Brain‑imaging studies reveal that social‑media likes

Pink Eye vs Allergies: Spot the Difference

July 20, 2025

Why Eye Irritation Often Confuses Parents Conjunctivitis (“pink eye”) and seasonal allergies can both leave children looking red‑eyed, itchy, and miserable. Yet one is contagious,

Tummy Time Made Simple

July 18, 2025

Why Tummy Time Matters Since the Back‑to‑Sleep campaign reduced SIDS by encouraging babies to sleep face‑up, more infants spend long stretches on their backs. While

Puberty & Growth Spurts: What’s Normal?

July 16, 2025

Why Do Growth Spurts Happen? A growth spurt is the visible result of a hidden hormonal surge. During early puberty the pituitary gland releases extra

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RSV Season Prep for Infants

Breast vs Bottle: Feeding Q&A

Sports Physical Checklist for High‑School Athletes

Ear Infection Myths Busted

Jaundice: What Those Yellow Tones Mean

Screen Stress: Protecting Teen Mental Health

Pink Eye vs Allergies: Spot the Difference

Tummy Time Made Simple

Puberty & Growth Spurts: What’s Normal?

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