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The spread of the COVID-19 virus has made this time an anxious one for families. Learn more about what your child’s pediatric care visit will look like right now and what to do if your child displays COVID-19 symptoms.

With many symptoms in common, cold and allergies can be difficult to distinguish in young children. Discover how to tell if your child has a common cold or allergies, and how to treat both conditions.

April is Autism Awareness Month, and autism is a commonly diagnosed developmental disorder. Keep reading to understand what symptoms of autism to look out for in your child and what to expect after diagnosis.

Before your child or teenager begins a spring sport, getting a sports physical ensures they’re set to participate. Here’s how your child will benefit from getting a sports physical and what to expect during the exam.

When you have a new baby or move to a new area with your child, choosing the right doctor is an important decision. Learn the ways your child will benefit from seeing a physician who specializes in children’s medical needs.

Attention deficit disorder (ADD) and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in children can be difficult to diagnose. Discover how you and your child’s pediatrician can help.

Should you panic if your baby isn’t walking at a year or if you’re advised to wait to start your daughter in kindergarten? Absolutely not! Developmental milestones are certainly important benchmarks, but you need to put them into proper context.

Children with autism think and behave differently, but with some guidance and structure, they can thrive. There are resources to help you learn how to be the most effective in your parenting and help your child function at their best.

Keeping on top of your child’s immunization history can be tricky, since there are so many vaccines and boosters delivered by the age of 5. Vaccines are proven to reduce or prevent life-threatening illnesses that can put your child in danger.

Back to school time is ideal for a visit to your child’s pediatrician. It’s an easy-to-remember time to schedule, and your child’s school may have medical requirements to update before going back, such as sports and participation exams.

You know that you need to take your child to the doctor when they’re sick. But a well-child exam ensures that your child is developing normally and catches any problems early, so they can be treated right away.

It’s almost time to go back to school. If you’re considering signing your little one up for sports this year, read these three big reasons why your child should get a sports physical.

An incredible amount of social, emotional, physical, and cognitive development occurs in early childhood. Referred to as milestones, those developmental patterns are the mark of a healthy child. So how do you find out if your child is on the right track?

Summer vacations are almost a rite of passage for kids, and they can provide lots of great family memories for everyone. If your child has asthma, these five tips can help prevent flare-ups so you can all relax and enjoy your time together.

Is your child struggling with social interactions or speech issues? Does he or she have limited motor skills or make repetitive movements -- and you suspect autism? If so, prompt diagnosis is key for the best outcome.

You know spring allergy season is right around the corner, and as a parent, you want to protect your child from allergies. Find out how you can get a jump-start on managing your child’s allergies this year.

ADHD is a common neurodevelopmental disorder that makes it hard for children to pay attention, sit still, follow directions, and control impulsive behavior. Find out how ADHD changes as children get older, and if it ever goes away.