Water Safety for Young Kids
As the temperature heats up and families spend more time around water – trips to the beach, lake or community pool or just the pool at home – it’s time…
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How to Treat Poison Ivy
When children are home from school for the summer, they like to play outside. In the Augusta area, it can be easy for children to become exposed to poison ivy.…
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Protecting your baby’s skin
Did you know that one blistering sunburn during childhood or adolescence can nearly double your chance of developing melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer, later in life? Keeping newborns…
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Preventing dehydration in children
Just like adults need to stay hydrated, child hydration is very important. Being well hydrated improves a child’s mood, memory and attention, which is especially important for school. The best…
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What to do if your baby has spring allergies?
Your little one’s runny nose has not let up for several days. The poor baby keeps sneezing and rubbing her itchy, red, watery eyes. Instead of suffering from a cold,…
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Ways to Increase Your Breastmilk Supply
Moms worry. It’s one of the things we do best. Common concerns are: Am I doing this right? Do I feed my little one enough? Am I making enough breast…
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The Most Common Winter Illnesses That Affect Kids
There is a slew of winter ailments that can affect children. Learning how to identify them will make it easier to care for your child. Many of these illnesses have…
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How to Handle Your Baby’s First Cold
You are a new parent. Your baby is safely home, and all is right with the world. You soon fall into a comfortable routine of feedings, diaper changes, soothing tears…
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How To Tell The Difference Between The Flu & Covid Symptoms in Winter 2020
Flu season is a stressful time every year for parents. Children with the flu can spread it to each other and to parents. Thankfully, the flu vaccine helps minimize the…
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Pediatric Partners offers After Hours Urgent Care Facility
Pediatric Partners knows that kids don’t get sick or injured between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Urgent care for kids could be needed just about any time,…
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