Pediatrician Lauren Brave, MD discusses how social media affects the pediatric brain and offers tips to minimize the impact on your child’s development.
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December is Safe Toys and Gifts Month
Tips for purchasing safer toys and gifts Prevent Blindness America has declared December as Safe Toys and Gifts Awareness Month.…
A Pediatrician’s Tips: At-Home Learning During Covid-19
As a former educator, current pediatrician, and parent, Dr. Tim Jaeger MD shares tips for creating a positive at-home learning environment.
Good Health Talk: Back-to-School. Be Prepared for Kids’ Asthma and Food Allergies
Join Allergist Katie McCormack, MD for a Good Health Talk Webinar Back-to-School-Be Prepared for Kids’ Asthma and Food Allergies Thank…
Karin Susskind, MD, FAAFP: Infant-Based Potty Training
Karin Susskind, MD, FAAFP: Elimination Communication is a way to interact with your infant and address their need to eliminate waste.
Make the Most of Your Child’s Telemedicine Visit
Assemble a “Telemedicine Kit” that will help your pediatrician make the most of your child’s virtual visit. Lauren Brave, MD tells you how.
Potty Training: Taking the “Training” Out of Learning to Use the Toilet
Pediatrician Lauren Brave, MD: I truly believe that expectations for learning toilet use in our culture have become unreasonable and developmentally inappropriate for our children and I’d like to help fix that.
Teens.Vaping. Marijuana. A Medical Update from Dr. Stephen Fries
by Dr. Stephen Fries Pediatrics Department Boulder Medical Center According to the 2018 National Youth Tobacco Survey, conducted by the…
Boulder Medical Center: Youth Vaping
According to the 2018 National Youth Tobacco Survey, conducted by the FDA and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,…
Treating Seasonal Allergies in Children
Many calls to our pediatric clinic this time of year are from parents who need help with relieving seasonal allergy symptoms for their children. Here is a primer of home treatments and over-the-counter medications to help your child (and yourself) stay comfortable. By Lauren Brave, MD.