Appendicitis is most common in children ages 10 to 19. In fact, it’s the most frequent reason for emergency surgery in kids. cle.clinic/3odQNq9

Set your child up for potty training success by waiting until they’re ready, keeping the pressure low and going heavy on the praise. cle.clinic/3w3HKPr

Some household products contain poisonous chemicals. They can make you ill if ingested. Keep these products out of reach of kids and pets. cle.clinic/4b6UJPa

This hearty breakfast is sure to get your kiddos' morning off to a good start! cle.clinic/3U1yogI

Despite popular opinion, scientific research shows that most birth control methods don’t contribute to weight gain. cle.clinic/3UvoZO7

In babies under 12 months, honey may cause a serious illness called infant botulism.🍯 cle.clinic/4d81dPA

Parker is a fun-loving and very determined two-year-old with a diagnosis of Trisomy 21. She loves playing with our light bubble tube and singing toddler songs with hand motions! In physical therapy, she is working on balance and strength. Great job, Parker!🤩🎵

Your kids will love this smoothie made with sweet mango, green grapes and yogurt!🥭
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Bringing home a new baby should be an exciting time for the whole family. But adding another family member changes things. The key is to help your toddler embrace that change and feel confident that the new addition won’t change your love for them. cle.clinic/3SfmhKg

Looking for a weekday dinner that checks the boxes for flavor, nutrition and time? Our Spring-y Fajitas fit the bill!
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If your child is sick, it’s best to opt for an oral rehydration solution formulated for youngsters instead of a sports drink. They’re typically lower in sugar and higher in electrolytes. cle.clinic/3qGfhMU

The therapy may be recommended at any age, but it’s commonly started before puberty. cle.clinic/3Qctg6C

Nearly 1 in 5 teens engage in some form of self-harm. It’s behavior that can be shocking and scary. Listen in as adolescent psychiatrist Zeyd Khan explains what may trigger self-harm and what you can do to help.
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It’s just a fact of life that kids are germy … and that groups of kids are bound to bring (and spread) germs. Even at the cleanest of daycare centers, kids inevitably put dirty hands and toys in their mouths, and then they rub their eyes. cle.clinic/49D377L

We have a lot to celebrate this #EarthDay !
We recently created a Clinical Plastics Recycling Center. Sorting is done by students from our Lerner School for Autism.
The volunteers learn valuable skills during the job training and on site. #AutismAcceptanceMonth

The early developmental period for any child is critical, but especially with autism spectrum disorder. This is why keeping up with primary care checkups is so important. Depending, pediatricians might recommend a child undergo an assessment for autism spectrum disorder.

Vaginal tears are common but treatable. If you have one, your healthcare provider will review care instructions with you before you go home. Just make sure to take time to care for yourself and your own healing in addition to any new baby duties.
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A pre-participation cardiac screening is focused on heart health and heart conditions. Doctors generally recommend cardiac screenings for student athletes in middle and high school. cle.clinic/3yux1eq

One telltale sign that a child has seasonal allergies? They’re rubbing their face. Parents might also notice that their child is eating with their mouth open because they can’t breathe through their nose effectively. cle.clinic/3h6tGaE