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All about diaper rash

Diaper rash appears as a red rash in the diaper area, including the genitals, thighs and buttocks. In severe cases, the diaper rash may ooze or leave raw, tender skin. Most babies develop a diaper rash at some...

When are my child's immunizations due?

Your child's immunizations are due according to a schedule published by the Department of Health and Human Services Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Many are mandatory in order to enter the public school system. For...

Newborn germs and the newborn immune system

Newborn babies are exposed to germs once their protective placenta has opened, or ruptured. Given time, normal bacteria that inhabit the mother's vagina can travel to the uterus, causing an infection called chorioamnionitis. ...

Germs and my baby

Germs are everywhere, and your baby will come into contact with them as soon as the placenta is breeched. We hear about the kid chewing gum that was pilfered from an ashtray, the baby helping himself to the dog...

Why does my baby have a stuffy nose?

An infant with a stuffed-up nose can be a very unhappy child. Breathing is difficult, and so is nursing and eating. When lying down on one side, the lower side becomes congested, interfering...

Orlando, Florida pediatric emergency rooms

Pediatric emergency rooms are often more children-friendly choices, although any emergency room should be able to care for your child safely. Potential benefits:1. Limited population so wait times are often decreased and isolation from...

When should I take my baby to the emergency room?

Knowing when to take your baby to the emergency room can be a scary decision. Some factors may include:1. Your pediatrician tells you to go2. It is after hours for the infant's doctor3. Your...

When should I call my baby's pediatrician?

When should you call your pediatrician? The easy answer is, anytime you feel uncomfortable about your baby. You are the caregiver most familiar with your infant and are the most likely one to notice something is 'not quite...

Why does my baby have a runny nose?

It is very common for infants to experience a runny nose, or rhinorrhea. According to the Mayo Clinic, a runny nose occurs when nasal tissues and blood vessels become congested or swollen with excess fluid or mucus that runs...

Treatment for baby's runny or stuffy nose

Your child will be prone to a runny nose or a stuffed-up nose for many years during babyhood through childhood. Treating a runny or stuffy nose Involves three steps:1. Clear the nose of secretions. Babies...

All about diaper rash

When are my child's immunizations due?

Newborn germs and the newborn immune system

Germs and my baby

Why does my baby have a stuffy nose?

Orlando, Florida pediatric emergency rooms

When should I take my baby to the emergency room?

When should I call my baby's pediatrician?

Why does my baby have a runny nose?

Treatment for baby's runny or stuffy nose

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