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Identifying Your Child’s Illness

We are still in respiratory virus season, which can be stressful for parents of babies and young children. If you are worried about the respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), the first

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Food Allergies: What Parents Need to Know

Food allergies are common complaints in CPCMG offices. Here is a recap of what you need to know about food allergies and food intolerance, who is likely to develop a

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ASK THE CPCMG PEDIATRICIAN: Why is my child getting sick so often?

It seems like my child is always sick. They will feel better for about a week, then get sick again. Why is my child getting sick so often? If your

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Teach your child to be a graceful loser

From video games to spelling bees, board games to sports, there will be many opportunities for your child to lose a game or competition. What matters is how they handle

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New Beginnings: A Guide to Positive Parenting and Self-Care in 2024

Happy New Year! As we stand at the threshold of a new beginning, it's an ideal opportunity to adopt a fresh perspective and focus on nurturing positive changes for both

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RSV: What you should know

Babies and children sick with respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) are filling pediatricians’ offices and children’s hospitals across the United States. RSV season typically starts November 1st and will last until

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Convenient care for your kids: Video Visits

Managing a busy family schedule is challenging on a good day but toss in the surprise of a child complaining that they don’t feel well, and life just got a

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Gratitude is the best attitude

As we step into the holiday season, we are reminded to be grateful. Both gratitude and thankfulness are positive practices that are important, not just during the holidays, but in

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Type 2 Diabetes: what you need to know

Unfortunately, type 2 diabetes is occurring more often in children and teens. About one-third of American youth are overweight which is closely related to the increase in kids with type

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