pediatrics

vision therapy for kids

When it Comes to Your Child’s Vision, It’s Not Just About 20/20

by Mary Lemma

Your child has good vision. Still, for some reason, your child (who has no cognitive impairments) has trouble focusing and gets fatigued while trying to read or doing close-up work. Your child may close or cover one eye, frequently lose their place while reading or skip or repeat lines of text. In...

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Alison Auster, MD

What are some ways to help my children cope with the anxiety and discomfort of shots?

by Dr. Alison Auster

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May I give Tylenol to my baby before an immunization?

by Dr. Bryan Kono

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My baby spits up all the time. Is this normal? When should I worry?

by Dr. Brian Stanga

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Sibling Rivalry

Sibling Spats

by Lisa Marshall

Experts say they’re normal, and can be beneficial if handled right

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Naps: Does a routine of rest really matter?

by Lisa Marshall

Anyone who has been around toddlers and preschoolers much can tell you: Just one missed nap can turn a “little angel” into an intolerable grouch. But new research suggests it may do much more than that, blunting their capacity for joy, heightening their anxiety, and diminishing their tendency...

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