Warts are harmless growths, but they can be unattractive or located in areas that are uncomfortable or even painful to your child. If your child has a wart, here’s what you can do.
Aug 1st, 2022
Warts are harmless growths, but they can be unattractive or located in areas that are uncomfortable or even painful to your child. If your child has a wart, here’s what you can do.
Fluoride offers protection from tooth decay and makes your children’s teeth stronger. There’s lots of misinformation out there about fluoride and its safety. Here are some myths and facts that you need to know about this important tooth treatment.
One of the best things you can do for your child is to keep them up to date on all their vaccinations. Here’s why vaccinations are so important to your child’s long-term well-being.
It’s not just carelessness about brushing and flossing that causes tooth decay in children. Diet, family habits, and genetics all play a role in whether your child will end up with early cavities. Here are five major causes of tooth decay in kids.
Children are especially susceptible to developing warts. These skin growths are generally harmless but can be aesthetically displeasing and even painful. Here’s how to prevent warts from spreading and make the ones your child does have disappear.
ADHD can affect a child’s self-esteem as they grow into an adult. They may suffer criticism from others for years, and each day is full of challenges. Here’s how you can help your child’s mental health when they have ADHD.
Diarrhea is a common ailment in children, especially those under 5 years old. Here’s when to worry about a case of diarrhea and what to do to avoid any complications.
When your child is injured or doesn’t feel well, prompt medical care is important. How extensive and immediate that care needs to be depends on your child and their symptoms. Here’s when to schedule a sick visit and when to head to the ER.
Your child is sniffling, sneezing, and fatigued. Is it a cold or the flu? While you can always visit the pediatrician for a more definitive answer, here are some clues as to which illness they have.
In most cases, crossed eyes in babies are normal, as their muscles develop and learn to focus. But, crossed eyes in older babies and toddlers could indicate a possible vision or medical issue. Here’s when to seek a consultation for crossed eyes.
Strep throat is quite common and very treatable with antibiotics. Gone untreated, though, it can lead to complications. Here’s why you should take this bacterial infection seriously.
Warts may be common in kids, but that doesn’t mean they have to tolerate them. Cryotherapy effectively removes warts so your child doesn’t have to suffer the embarrassment and discomfort of these growths. We share how this treatment works.
You want your child to have a gleaming smile and strong teeth for a lifetime. Fluoride treatments help prevent cavities that get in the way of a beautiful smile. Learn why this is an oral care step your kids need.
Children receive vaccines and booster shots at different stages of development. Find out which vaccines your child needs now to provide protection from devastating illnesses.
Sports help a child develop physically and emotionally. You want to make sure you set them up for success this summer season. Schedule a sports physical to make sure they’re ready and not risking injury.
A stye can look alarming. This inflamed eyelid bump can result in swelling and cause your child to complain about pain, but it’s usually harmless. Here’s to know when your child has a stye and how you can care for it at home.
If your child develops a rash that itches, causes pain, or just looks angry, it may need medical attention. Here’s when to come in and what we can do to help.
It’s inevitable. Your child is going to fall down or suffer a scrape, a cut, or even a bump on the head. Here’s how to manage minor injuries at home and when to contact the doctor.
Kids tend to get warts more often than adults. Although they’re not a medical emergency, warts can be embarrassing and uncomfortable. Luckly, they’re easily removed so your child will be wart-free for the future.
Proper hearing affects your child’s language, social interactions, and speech skills. If you suspect hearing loss, early intervention is essential to help them reach full potential. Here’s when to suspect a hearing problem and what to do about it.
You’ve heard how important fluoride is when it comes to dental health, but wonder if it’s really safe for your child? Learn the facts about this mineral and understand why fluoride treatments should be a part of your child’s pediatric care.
Vaccinations prevent major disease from affecting your child’s well-being and may even save their life. Don’t fall behind on their vaccination schedule. If you need to bring your child’s vaccines up to date, we can help.
Children often suffer from diarrhea, usually due to a passing stomach bug or something they ate. They usually recover quickly and are back to their playful selves in no time. But in some cases, diarrhea requires medical care.
Although a sore throat is a major sign of strep throat, not every sore throat indicates that you have this bacterial infection. Here’s how to know when you should suspect strep throat and get tested right away.
Fluoride supports the health of teeth and prevents cavities. Simple topical treatments are incredibly helpful to children who are at risk for developing cavities.
Your child’s vision is a crucial part of their overall health and quality of life. Children can develop issues with their vision that require care. Here are some of the most common vision problems in kids.
ADHD is a complex condition with many myths surrounding it. Arm yourself with the facts about ADHD so you can ensure your child gets the care and support they need.
Sometimes kids express worry, or have a full-on meltdown, at the prospect of visiting the pediatrician. You may not be able to take away all their fears, but you can help them manage anxiety so the visit is successful.
Ear infections cause pain, fever, and trouble with eating, sleeping, and drinking. We explain why your little one is so prone to ear infections and how you can manage when one develops.
Inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity may be signs of ADHD. It’s not just one disorder – it can take on three different forms. Read on to learn about them.
Your child is sniffling, sneezing, and generally miserable. How do you know if it’s just a cold or a more serious infection like the flu?
Eye and vision health are important parts of your child’s development. Learn more about how vision screenings can be a part of your child’s pediatric exams.
Is it time for your child’s vaccinations? Are you hesitating because of concerns raised by posts online or comments from people you know? Learn the myths and facts about vaccines so you can make the safest choice for your child.
Hearing problems are commonly overlooked in children, but early detection can prevent developmental problems. Learn about the signs that indicate your child might have a hearing problem.
Strep throat is a common childhood illness that tends to occur in children ages 5-15. Learn about why kids are susceptible to strep throat, and how it’s diagnosed and treated.
Sports are a fun part of childhood and the teen years, and participating in a team can help your child succeed later in life, too. But to make sure your child succeeds in the sport they choose, they need to have a physical. Here's why.
Sure, every parent knows the importance of getting medical care when their child is sick. But well-child visits are important, too — really important. Here's why.
Children with ADHD are often misunderstood as troublemakers, but in reality, they just need a bit of help. To help your child cope with ADHD, along with the rest of your family, consider these tips and methods.
Before you travel for the summer, be sure your vaccinations are up to date. While many kids need vaccinations throughout the year, traveling overseas may require additional vaccines beyond what children normally have. Here’s what you need to know.
Annual hearing and vision screenings are an important (and necessary) part of your child's health. Read on to learn why you should book an annual appointment for your child at Penguin Pediatrics PLLC.
Warts are fairly common, but they can still cause embarrassment, pain, and other problems. Understanding all your treatment options is the first step in helping your child get the best and most appropriate care.
Knowing the most common signs of ADHD means your child can get the care he or she needs to thrive — and you can get the support you need to cope. Here are the five top signs to look for.
When you get sick, how often do you say to yourself, "It's just a cold. I'll get over it"? When your child gets sick, it's easy to think the same thing is true. Find out the primary reason you should always schedule an appointment for a sick child.
Tooth enamel is super hard, but it's still vulnerable to acids that can make it easier for cavities to form. Having routine fluoride treatments is a great way to prevent cavities and help your child enjoy better oral health throughout their lifetime.
Nothing puts a damper on your holiday travel like a sick child. While there is no sure way to avoid holiday sickness, there are measures you can take to dramatically reduce the risk. We're happy to share.
Is you child at risk for type 2 diabetes? November is National Diabetes Awareness month and a good time to learn more about this chronic disease.
Strep throat is a common childhood illness, but that doesn't make it any less challenging to deal with. Strep throat comes with a number of unpleasant symptoms, and you'll need to keep your child home from school or daycare. How long does it last?
Flu season is upon us once again, and you may not realize it, but the flu can cause serious illness in your child. Many children are sickened and hospitalized with the flu every year. Annual protection is the best weapon.
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