By Natalia Darling, PA-C What is RSV? RSV, or Respiratory Syncytial Virus is a virus that causes respiratory tract infections in all ages. Outbreaks in our area generally occur in the winter, with a peak between January and February. The hallmark of RSV is excessive production of mucus– in adults this causes a bad cold,
Read moreby Michelle Place, CRNP-P Let’s Do the Math This time of year it seems like our kids are sick constantly. Fever, congestion, mucus flowing from every orifice and coughing. Oh the coughing! Coughing in the morning, coughing in the daytime, coughing all night long. Will it never stop? Something must be really wrong, this
Read moreBy: Michelle Place, CRNP As parents you want to do whatever you can to make sure your kids are as healthy as they can be. While you worry about fevers and coughs and whether organic is best, the fact that dental health is a vital part of your child’s overall health is often overlooked. The
Read moreBy: Caitlin Delaney, PA-C Starting Solid Foods How do I know when my baby is ready for solid foods? The answer is when your infant is able to sit with support, hold his/her head in a steady/upright position and grab for things to put in his/her mouth, it’s time to begin introducing solid foods. This
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