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Medicine Monday- Bruising, Thumb Sucking and Anemia in Children

on Aug 11th 2008

Hi Everyone!! Welcome to my first Medicine Monday! This is where each week I post the answers to the questions I have received in the previous week. Some of the questions come from my readers and some from my clinic. Believe it or not I frequently have to admit that I need to do some [...]

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Why Pediatricians are Always Running Late

on Aug 7th 2008

It’s the kids! They are so unpredictable! Karma I know was coming back to bite me today. Since I couldn’t be there to watch my youngest get his 7 stitches I guess I need to be there to help another two year old with her sutures. Yep right in the middle of a busy but [...]

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How to Coordinate Breastfeeding and Returning to Work

on Jul 5th 2008

When you’re a new mom and the topic of breastfeeding comes up, it can all be overwhelming! Sometimes I find the advice to be a little black and white. You need to take breastfeeding in stride. Some of the strict advice is unrealistic, such as: “never give your baby a pacifier, never give formula, and [...]

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Why Touch is Critical to Your Well Being

on Jun 28th 2008

Shilpan of Success Soul recently wrote a great post compiling some ways to supercharge your brain. This sparked some debate at the notion that hugging a stranger would help your brain.  He was called a “Tree-Hugging Hippie” for this radical idea that touch can be helpful for our well being. Well Shilpan, you were right [...]

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Why Children Should Use the Appropriate Names for their Private Parts

on Jun 24th 2008

A collection of my two year old’s daily reports keep piling up in his new classroom. They chronicle his day, what he ate, how he slept and most of all what he said. This morning I grabbed a handful and headed out the door. As I waited at the the stop light I thumbed through [...]

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Mango- Beauty and the Beast-Urushiol Induced Contact Dermatitis

on Jun 22nd 2008

I was 22 when I first had a Mango. It was ripe and juicy but a little difficult if not messy to peel. I cut and sliced and then just picked the whole thing up and sucked the sweet orange flesh from the peel. My teeth were excellent tools to get at the embedded fruit. [...]

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Dr. Claudius Conrad and Music in Medicine

on Jun 14th 2008

This is a continuation from yesterday’s post: The Healing Powers of Music If you didn’t read it go back and listen to Mitsuko Uchida playing Mozart. Or even if you have, go back and listen to her again. She’s amazing. Anyway the fascinating story that followed the melodious music was about Dr. Claudius Conrad, a [...]

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The Healing Powers of Music

on Jun 13th 2008

Yesterday, as I was driving in my car I turned on the radio. I had just come off a busy clinic and needed to calm down. All morning long I moved fast, seeing this wheezing patient first- to get the neb treatment going and then jumping to the next room to exam the newborn and [...]

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Should You Let Your Child Watch Television – Part Two

on Jun 12th 2008

As we saw in yesterday’s article- Should you Let Your Child Watch Television- there is evidence that allowing your baby to watch TV may hinder their language. Our cheapest babysitter may be our most expensive. It’s funny now that I’m researching TV and children, I certainly have been more aware of its use in my [...]

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Should You Let Your Child Watch Television?

on Jun 11th 2008

Here is a question I received at MommyMD: A Guide to Realistic Parenting last year. This morning I was reminded of it as my two year old is fascinated by Sesame Street. I let him watch because as you’ll see below. If your children are over two years of age, the American Academy of Pediatrics [...]

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