The new school year means the start of another year of sports. While group sports are a great way for you children to get the physical exercise they need and fell like they are part of something bigger, it can also lead to serious injuries. Make sure to ask your child’s school these questions to [
How are you planning on celebrating your grandparents this week? Grandparents’ Day is celebrated on September 13th, and is the best time to show your grandma and grandpa just how much you care. Grandparents play a vital role in children’s lives. Typically, they are able to provide time and patie
Pilondial cysts are most prevalent amongst girls and boys in their adolescent and teen years. Because of the sweat that collects in their hair follicles, athletes and children are treated most often. Pilonidal cysts are abnormal pockets or sacs in the skin and most commonly occur near the tailbone,
Even as the summer is coming to a close, the Southern California temperatures are still creeping up. To help keep you and your family safe throughout the season, keep these sun and heat safety tips in mind. For children under 6 months old: • Avoid any prolonged sun exposure for infants, and dress
As the new school year starts, both you and your children are probably facing a range of emotions. From excitement to anxiety, it can be easy to let your emotions drive your back to school preparation. However, taking the time to really get ready for school can help to ensure success. Keep these ba
Spring is a wonderful time of the year when the sun is brighter, birds are chirping and the flowers are in bloom. Spring cleaning your home, diet and activities can benefit your children’s health this season and all year round. However, spring can also trigger your child’s asthma due to pollen,
Valentine’s Day is a day to celebrate love for those you care around you, including your children. Set a good example of how to express love positively this year. The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) has compiled several ways to show love for your children this Valentine’s Day. 1. Be positiv
At the end of the year, everyone uses this time to set goals for 2015. This shouldn’t be limited to only you. You and your child can come up with resolutions together as well. Goal setting will teach your child self-discipline and the value of rewards and hard work. Your Orange County Pediatric Su