Contact us today for high-quality pediatric treatments in East Longmeadow: 413) 525-1870. We can help with vaccinations and much more ASAP.
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Children who are born prematurely have a 7% greater chance of developing autism spectrum disorder, according to a new study by Harvard and the American Academy of Pediatrics. Read on for the full news report: https://bit.ly/329Seen
Given the current medical crisis, keeping your family safe, especially your little one, is a top priority. These tips by Today are not only helpful, they’re reassuring. Check them out!
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Did you know that healthy dental habits should begin when your baby is as young as 3 years of age? Brushing twice a day using a touch of fluoride is good cavity prevention and can aid in good digestion.
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When there's a medical issue with a child, we're here to provide the care they need! Contact us today to make an appointment!
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Do your kids avoid fruits and vegetables? It helps if they make or help make their own meals. If the recipe says to include veggies, etc., they’ll be more likely to try it since it’s their own handiwork. #protip
Tip: If your child hates going to the doctor’s office, work your pediatrician appointment into a fun outing — for example, between two play dates they are looking forward to. #protip
When young people’s lungs are still developing, they should avoid smokers as much as possible. That includes walking down the street — if you see someone smoking in front of a building, keep the stroller away from the cloud of smoke.
Survey Question: In a typical year, how many routine/check-up appointments do you make for your children with medial professionals? #QOTD
Tip: The New York Times and other experts say that you should line up at least one face-to-face call or in-person appointment with your future pediatrician before your first (or next) baby is born. That way, you aren’t struggling to find someone for the role while nursing, etc.
Have you had to have a zoom birthday party with your little one? How did it go?
We offer kind and compassionate pediatric care. Whether it is a school physical or behavioral management, we can help. Visit our site today for more information. https://bit.ly/32k78yk
Are you working at home with your kids at home? That can certainly be a challenge. These tips can help you get the job done: https://bit.ly/2R9kuHL
As we see an uptick in COVID-19 we would like to update our patients of our protocols. If you child is experiencing any of the following symptoms, we will reschedule their physical and they will need to be seen via Telehealth or in our Wilbraham office in the afternoon.
-FEVER / CHILLS / MUSCLE ACHES / PAINS
-COUGH
-RUNNY NOSE / CONGESTION
-SHORTNESS OF BREATH / DIFFICULTY BREAHTING
-SORE THROAT
-NEW LOSS OF TASTE OR SMELL
-DIAREHHA
-NAUSEA / VOMITTING
If you or your child has been exposed to a “positive” case (within six feet for 15 minutes or more), you will need to quarantine for 14 days and can be seen via Telehealth, as this is the safest option.
If your child has been tested or is being sent for testing, they will need to quarantine until the results return. One of our providers will follow up, via Telehealth within 24-72 hours. This follow up will be for results and to check in on how your child is.
Please contact the office with any questions or concerns! Stay safe!
When your toddler starts talking it will be a game changer! Here's how to encourage their communication skills: https://bit.ly/3nBlwuS
One of the first "medical skills" a new parent learns is the proper way to take a child's temperature. There are a few options: https://bit.ly/36SZ2zx
We offer quality pediatric care to East Longmeadow, MA, working alongside parents to find suitable care solutions for their children. Call today at 413-525-1870 for 24/7 emergency care.
Teach your kids how to avoid germs with this list of fun activities! Tell us which activity your child would love doing in the comments. http://bit.ly/2HVrEew
How serious is your baby's cough? Learn how to determine what's normal and what isn't with this decoding guide. http://bit.ly/2wWPAZ1
Take a look at how much physical activity is recommended by the CDC to keep your child healthy. https://bit.ly/2OuBlnc
When is irritability for a young child something to monitor and when should you contact your pediatrician? Check out this guide. https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/003214.htm
Does your child wear a mouthguard whenever playing sports?