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Monthly Archives: August 2016
Saying Bye-Bye
We say goodbye all the time–some of those separations are brief, others longer, some longer still. Parents of a new baby can learn about Separating-from-Infants-and-Toddlers in this article. Find us at http://www.cvpediatrics.com
Posted in 101, Babies!, Children, Pediatric Bits
Tagged bye-bye, separation, separation anxiety
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My Kid Ate a Bug!
I’ve been a spokesperson for the American Academy of Pediatrics since 2003, and I get calls and emails from reporters all the time, and this was a fun one to do. My Kid Ate a Bug Should I Freak Out? … Continue reading
Posted in 101, Children, Health Care, Medicine, Pediatric Bits, Safety, Simply Safe, Wellness
Tagged American Academy of Pediatrics, Contra Costa County, insect, pediatrician, Walnut Creek, yahoo
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Baby Entertainment
Wondering if you are doing enough to keep your baby–newborn or otherwise–entertained? Check out the interview I did with the Bump on this topic here.
Posted in 101, Babies!, DIY, Play, Wellness
Tagged American Academy of Pediatrics, babies, baby, California, Costra Costa County, pediatrician, play, The Bump, Walnut Creek
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Play and Explore with Babies and Toddlers
What to do with baby? Explore the world! Find great ideas from the Bananas Childcare Bunch here.
Pumping Iron for Babies and the Rest of Us
Humans need iron. Babies triple their size in the first 12 months, and when the body gets bigger, the blood supply must get bigger. Iron is a critical mineral to build red blood cells. Without red blood cells, the body … Continue reading
Posted in 101, Babies!, Children, DIY, Nutrition, Pediatric Bits, Recipes, Teens, Wellness
Tagged American Academy of Pediatrics, anemia, babies, children, Contra Costa County, food, health, iron, iron deficiency anemia, learn, medicine, nutrition, pediatrician, pediatrics
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The Drink Pyramid
The Drink Pyramid is a nice way to think about what you drink. Check it out here
Posted in Children, Nutrition, Pediatric Bits, Wellness
Tagged drink pyramid, milk, sugar, water
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Casa Verde Pediatrics, Inc. 