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Tag Archives: kids
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
Posted in 101, Children, Pediatric Bits, Play, Safety, Simply Safe, sports
Tagged balance, Balance Bicycle, Balance Bike, children, development, kids, learn, play, Ride On Toy, safety, toys, Tricycle
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Stop Trying to Sell Vegetables
Eat your vegetables, they’re good for you! How many times did we hear this as kids, and how many times have we told our own kids? A recent study published in the Journal of Consumer Research may teach us all an … Continue reading
From my reading list
These recent op-ed articles about youth sports and career planning are thought-provoking. Sports Should Be Child’s Play Is Your Student Prepared for Life This final piece compiled from back issues of Bananas, describes their RELAX campaign. Relax Let’s keep the child … Continue reading
Posted in Volunteering
Tagged career planning, childhood, children, Education, kids, reading list, relax, school, slow parenting, sports, young athlete, youth sports
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Headache Homework
Headaches are a common problem in pediatrics with many different triggers and causes. If your child is having headaches, please call our office for evaluation. The following information is for parents of children who have been examined in the office. Track … Continue reading
Posted in 101, Children, Health Care, Medicine, Nutrition, Pediatric Bits
Tagged children, food, food triggers, headache, health, home care, kids, learn, medicine, nutrition, trigger, water
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Run!
Selecting the right running shoe is here. Read about overuse and burnout here. Information about heat stress and exercise is here. Warm up information is here.
My Toddler is Driving Me Bananas
Toddlers. Limit setting. Tantrums. Help is close at hand from Bananas, a non-profit agency supporting parents in Alameda County. Find these and many more excellent parent resources at http://www.bananasinc.com. Living with Ones and Twos Setting Limits Biting Separating from Infants and … Continue reading
Posted in 101, Babies!, Children, Health Care, Medicine, Pediatric Bits
Tagged Bananas, discipline, kids, learn, limit setting, safety
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When Your Kids are Sick
Here are some articles for families of little and not so little ones for those sick days: When Kids Get Sick A Cough and Cold Primer Medicine Tastes Yucky The American Academy of Pediatrics has updated their site for parents … Continue reading
Kindergarten Countdown
A great handout from the good folks at Bananas in Oakland on getting your new kindergartener ready is here.
Posted in Children, Pediatric Bits
Tagged children, Education, kids, kindergarten, learn, school
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Cardboard 101
Warmer weather is the perfect time for taking art outside for inspiration and ease of cleanup. Fancy easels and art supplies aren’t necessary: a cardboard box makes a fine art table (cut holes in the cardboard to hold paint cups) … Continue reading
Posted in DIY, Green, Play, Recipes
Tagged art, arts, cardboard, child, children, DIY, finger painting, kids, play, simple recipes
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Casa Verde Pediatrics, Inc. 