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New parents need support as they prepare to care for their newest family member, which is why we offer new parent counseling visits as part of our broader pediatric services. Here’s how you can prepare for your new parent appointment. 

There’s so much for new parents to learn, and breastfeeding is a common area of concern for new mothers. Let’s review the basics of breastfeeding to give you an overview of best practices and what to expect.

Hot Georgia summers are a time to enjoy the warm weather and sunny days, but for new parents, it’s also a time to be cautious about how much time your infant spends in the sun. Here’s what you need to know about babies and sunscreen.

As the weather warms and the days lengthen, parents and kids often spend more time outdoors. For some, the warmth of spring is also accompanied by seasonal allergy symptoms. Here’s what to keep an eye out for and how to help your child this spring.

Summer travel helps families break out of normal routines, relax and recharge, and reconnect. Parents of kids with asthma can and should take a few additional steps to protect against harm during summer travel and improve peace of mind.

Breastfeeding is a wonderful choice for both mother and child, but it doesn’t always come easily. If you’re struggling with breastfeeding, we encourage you to reach out for support. Here are some tips that might make things easier.

If your child is interested in community youth athletics or playing on a school team, a sports physical is likely required. Here’s what you and your child should expect from this visit and how you can prepare for success.

None of us likes getting a shot, and kids can be especially nervous or fearful about coming in for their childhood vaccinations. Here are some tips on making vaccines easier for your little one.

Few things are more exciting than welcoming a new baby into the family. Becoming a new parent is also incredibly challenging, and it isn’t uncommon to feel completely overwhelmed. Here’s what you need to know.

ADHD affects millions of kids, but even though it’s common, the symptoms aren’t always easy to spot. Here are five signs that might indicate your child is struggling with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.

Coughs are a common symptom of childhood illnesses, like the cold and flu. Though most improve on their own, it’s important to know when to seek professional medical help. Here, we explore common causes of coughs and when to see a doctor.