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Category Archives: Simply Safe
Pod People?
While no one can make wave a magic wand and make predictions about what may or may not be “safe” in terms of adults and children interactions during the COVID19 pandemic, some are floating the concept of “bubbles” and “pods.” … Continue reading
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What to Think About When You are Trying to Avoid COVID 19
TipsToProtectYourself This handout was written for health care workers. It’s an exhaustive list of things for us to think about as we transition from home to work and back home again. Having worked in operating rooms and a research lab … Continue reading
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Cover Up!
Info on face coverings are here from the American Academy of Pediatrics about the how and why of your child’s new super power to reduce the spread of COVID19! If you are coming to visit at in the office, please … Continue reading
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Early Bird Drop-Ins: SUSPENDED
Your family’s health is our primary concern, and for that reason we are suspending our early bird drop-in appointments due to the COVID19 pandemic. This will allow us to coordinate care for sick children and continue to provide necessary wellness … Continue reading
Posted in Babies!, Children, COVID19, Health Care, Immunization, Medicine, Safety, Simply Safe, Urgent Care, Wellness
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Heat 101
Staying Healthy in the Heat 101 It’s hot! Here are some links for more information on staying well when playing or competing in the heat. Protect Your Children from Extreme Heat from the American Academy of Pediatrics Heat Related Sports … Continue reading
Summer Sports and Conditioning
Love the California sun, but summer conditioning and competition can be tough. Make sure your athlete hydrates with 8-10 ounces every 20 minutes. Coaches, athletes and parents should monitor the heat index. The index sorts temperature and humidity into relative … Continue reading
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Ditch the Baby Gear to Build Mad Skills
Infants roll, sit and walk all in about a year. They do this by moving their bodies. Time spent confined in infant gear gets in the way. If you are curious about what to do with baby at home, take … Continue reading
Posted in 101, Babies!, Pediatric Bits, Play, Safety, Simply Safe, Wellness
Tagged baby walker, Canopy Health, Dr. Asta, Hill Physicians Medical Group, John Muir Physician Network, Lisa Asta, Lisa Asta MD, Pediatrician John Muir Medical Center, Pediatrician Walnut Creek, Retro Baby, Sutter, Walnut Creek Pediatrician
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Tetanus: Wounds and Shots
I like to walk my dogs at the Bulb in Albany. If you’ve never been to the Bulb, it’s a former landfill on the San Francisco Bay that’s making the transition to natural, open space. It’s also a tetanus-prone wound … Continue reading
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Tagged cuts, immunization, Td, Tdap, tetanus, tetanus shot, tetanus status, wound care
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Riding Toys
Wheels. What fun! Ride on toys are terrific for toddlers. Look for low, stable toys, and a helmet. While balance bikes are the latest craze, learning to pedal is an important developmental achievement for your three year old. Again, low, … Continue reading
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Tagged balance, Balance Bicycle, Balance Bike, children, development, kids, learn, play, Ride On Toy, safety, toys, Tricycle
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