Playground Triage: When Is the Boo-Boo Doctor Worthy?
A fun day at the playground is a frequent weekend ritual for families, but when Johnny falls or Jane gets a splinter, when do you know to seek medical attention? And what kind of medical
Don’t Burn Out, Cool Down
Burnout doesn’t always feel dramatic, but the accumulation of life's stresses can wreak havoc on your job performance, family life and health. But there are steps you can take to de-stress and feel better.
Tips for the Traveling New Mom
Being a new mom doesn’t have to get in the way of traveling. Nursing moms have many resources at their disposal to pump or feed on the go.
What Do the New COVID-19 Vaccine Guidelines Mean for School-Aged Children?
In May, the U.S Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC) expanded emergency use authorization for the COVID-19 Pfizer vaccine to adolescents between the ages of 12 and 15.
What You Need to Know About Snake Bites This Summer
Many families head outdoors during summer, whether it’s to one of Texas’ many state parks, local parks and hiking trails, or just to the backyard. Even though you won’t always be able to see (or
Grandma and Grandpa Know Best—Right?
There might not be anyone more excited for the arrival of your bundle of joy than its grandma and grandpa. They’re more than willing to help out any way they can, and why wouldn’t you
Postpartum Contraception Options for Every New Mom
A million thoughts may swirl through a mother’s head in the hours after giving birth, ranging from when she can take her new little one home to when her next meal will be. It’s probably safe to say the last thing she’s thinking about, however, is having another baby.
Kids, Cars and the Heat Factor
Leaving your child unattended in a car is always dangerous, especially on hot, sunny summer days. When you’re toting around a little one and running errands, it may be tempting to dash into the grocery
Do You Really Need a Primary Care Doctor?
When was the last time you went to the doctor? When you caught that horrible flu virus running rampant in your office? That time you tweaked your ankle running? Or maybe the last time you
Halloween 2020: Keeping Your Ghosts & Ghouls Safe This Year
New safety guidelines from the CDC discourage Americans from taking part in traditional trick-or-treating, which can be an extra kick in the gut for many families whose children’s usual outlets for fun and socialization have been uprooted