Diaper Rash: How to Treat and Prevent
A diaper rash is a common complaint and among the most common rashes in infants and toddlers. A diaper rash is miserable for babies and parents.
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Battling RSV: Tis the Season to Be Snotty
READ MORE: Battling RSV: Tis the Season to Be SnottyRSV, or respiratory syncytial virus, affects all ages. However, it is most likely to cause more significant respiratory symptoms in infants up to 2 years of age, especially in infants younger than six months of age. RSV is most common…
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Can My Child Get X-Rays at Any Urgent Care Center?
READ MORE: Can My Child Get X-Rays at Any Urgent Care Center?Most urgent care centers offer X-rays. But simply having access to X-ray equipment is not the same as having access to the best medical care. Without pediatric clinical expertise, many physicians overuse X-rays and other imaging, with potential long-term consequences…
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Abdominal Pain in Kids: What’s Normal and When to Worry
READ MORE: Abdominal Pain in Kids: What’s Normal and When to WorryAbdominal pain is a tricky, but a super common complaint for kids. Concerned parents wonder if it’s constipation or appendicitis and should they seek medical attention. Our goal is to offer a reliable, and more comforting perspective on belly pain…
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Boogie (Low) Down: What’s up With All This Mucus?
READ MORE: Boogie (Low) Down: What’s up With All This Mucus?Whatever name you call the sticky stuff; nasal discharge can cause a lot of problems for children throughout the year. Most often, children are seen when nasal discharge changes color or starts to increase. In this article, we decode boogers’…
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When Is a Fever Dangerous for My Baby, Toddler, or Older Child?
READ MORE: When Is a Fever Dangerous for My Baby, Toddler, or Older Child?Fevers are not inherently dangerous and are self-limiting. Multiple factors determine whether a fever may indicate a serious illness for your child. Among those variables, the degree of fever is the least critical. The best way to determine whether your child’s…
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Suction Clinic for KidMed Babies
READ MORE: Suction Clinic for KidMed BabiesBabies with bronchiolitis make a TON of mucus. The Nose Frida or other bulb suction devices help, but sometimes it is too far up in the nose to remove at home. Until about 18 months of age, children are naturally…
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Cost, Quality, & Convenience: ER or Urgent Care?
READ MORE: Cost, Quality, & Convenience: ER or Urgent Care?Your child is sick or injured, and you’re concerned. Should you go to KidMed? The ER? Another urgent care center? Learn the difference to make the best choice.
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Updated COVID-19 Vaccine: Is It Right for My Child?
READ MORE: Updated COVID-19 Vaccine: Is It Right for My Child?While the COVID-19 pandemic is officially over, COVID-19 infections remain among us, and there will likely be yearly spikes, just like the flu. Should you run out and get your child the latest COVID-19 vaccine that recently became available? The…
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Strep Throat: What Do Parents Need to Know?
READ MORE: Strep Throat: What Do Parents Need to Know?While most everyone thinks of strep throat as fever and bad sore throat with huge tonsils covered with white patches, that only occurs in some kids.
