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Have You Heard of Infant Swim Lessons?

Posted on 18 May, 2022 by Mel Hudelson

by Dr. Jennifer Brannon When you think of water safety, you should automatically think of a fully fenced pool and adult supervision during pool times. But did you know that Continue Reading →

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Is My One-year-old Eating Enough?

Posted on 18 May, 2022 by Mel Hudelson

by Dr. Jennifer Brannon If it seems like your one-year-old’s eating habits have taken a nosedive after his first birthday, you are noticing something that many people have experienced.  This Continue Reading →

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Get Outside!

Posted on 11 May, 2022 by Mel Hudelson

by Dr. Jennifer Brannon You probably already know that playing outside is great for kids, but it can be great for infants and toddlers, too! The earlier you start exposing Continue Reading →

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Does My Child Need Antibiotics?

Posted on 13 April, 2022 by Mel Hudelson

by Dr. Jennifer Brannon When your little one is sick it is hard to know if antibiotics can help.  Depending on the symptoms, each situation can be different. It can Continue Reading →

Posted in Antibiotics, At-home treatments

Breastfeeding and COVID-19

Posted on 26 January, 2022 by Amy Trollinger

by Dr. Jennifer Brannon It is well known that breastfeeding provides some level of passive immunity for the infant against many diseases.  This means that a mother that is ill Continue Reading →

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Your Baby and Respiratory Syncytial Virus

Posted on 17 January, 2022 by Amy Trollinger

by Dr. Jennifer Brannon Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) is a very common respiratory virus that usually causes mild symptoms like those of a common cold. Even though most people recover Continue Reading →

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Resources for Families During the Coronavirus Crisis

Posted on 1 April, 2020 by Mel Hudelson

AAP Dr. Sally Goza Video CDC COVID and Children Child Care Aware of Kansas Family Activities Child Care Aware of Kansas Search for Child Care Healthy Children 2019 Novel Coronavirus Continue Reading →

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Ten things to know about feeding your toddler

Posted on 24 July, 2018 by Mel Hudelson

Once your baby is able to sit up and feed herself, a new set of challenges begin. This is not intended to be a complete list but instead a few Continue Reading →

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Five reasons to read aloud to your baby

Posted on 10 April, 2018 by Mel Hudelson

While you are busy keeping track of immunization schedules and tracking milestones, there’s one important thing you can do for your baby that you can never start too soon. You Continue Reading →

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Breastfeeding is best for babies, but what about Mom?

Posted on 12 March, 2018 by Mel Hudelson

By now you are aware of the many benefits of breastfeeding for babies. These include natural immunization, increased brain development and other benefits that are still being discovered. But how Continue Reading →

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