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Frisco Seeing Cases of Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) in Children

This entry was posted in common cold, flu and tagged RSV on November 23, 2022 by Jamie Spence.

Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) is a common respiratory illness that can be fatal. It is most common in infants, children, and young adults. It is caused by a viral infection…

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What You Should Know About Pink Eye

This entry was posted in Allergies, Kids illnesses, Pink eye and tagged eye discharge, eye infection, kids pink eye on August 3, 2022 by Jamie Spence.

Your little one woke up with her eyes covered in a crusty or gooey discharge. Her favorite color may be pink, but you’re really hoping she doesn’t have pink eye!…

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How to Treat Your Child’s Sunburn

This entry was posted in summer, Travel with Kids and tagged sunburn in children, treating sunburn on July 26, 2022 by Jamie Spence.

We have entered the dog days of summer and it is hot, hot, hot here in North Texas! Many of us are spending time with our children in the pool,…

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The Heat (Rash) is On

This entry was posted in Rashes and tagged baby rashes, child rashes, heat rash, prickly heat, toddler rashes on June 13, 2022 by Jamie Spence.

It’s mid-June and although the weather hasn’t gotten as hot as it sometimes does in North Texas, the temperatures are definitely creeping up. Guess what else may be creeping up?…

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Earaches

This entry was posted in baby ear infection and tagged baby earache, ear canal, infant ear infection on May 9, 2022 by Jamie Spence.

Does your little one seem to be tugging on an ear a lot? Is he or she fussy or crying more than usual? Are you noticing a decreased appetite? All…

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Infant Gastroenteritis

This entry was posted in Kids Health, Kids illnesses and tagged Gastroenteritis, kids dehydration, kids stomach flu on April 18, 2022 by Jamie Spence.

The stomach flu, also known as gastroenteritis, is a common viral illness that causes nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and abdominal cramping. Gastroenteritis is caused by a virus or bacteria in the…

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What You Should Know About Croup

This entry was posted in common cold, Covid-19, croup, flu and tagged baby with croup, barking cough, coughing baby, croup symptoms on March 31, 2022 by Jamie Spence.

Your baby is coughing and you are concerned. Could it be a simple cold or is it the flu? RSV? COVID-19? It may be croup. Croup is known for its…

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How to Travel with Babies and Small Children

This entry was posted in Kids, newborn, summer, Travel with Kids and tagged baby on airplane, travel with baby, travel with kids on January 28, 2022 by Jamie Spence.

Although it seems like we have just wrapped up the holidays, spring break is right around the corner. Most of the school districts in the north Dallas and far north…

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Immunizations for Your Newborn: What You Need to Know

This entry was posted in newborn and tagged immunization for newborn babies, newborn baby, shots for newborn baby, vaccinations for newborn babies on January 20, 2022 by Jamie Spence.

The Center for Disease Control, the American Academy of Family Physicians, and the American Academy of Pediatrics all recommend that children receive all vaccines according to the recommended vaccine schedule….

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Why Sticking to Your Child’s Routine is a Good Idea During the Holidays

This entry was posted in Kids and tagged children's routines, christmas break schedule, holiday schedules, holidays with children on December 30, 2021 by Jamie Spence.

While it is common knowledge that routines are good for children, it’s easy to get off track during the holiday season. Whether you have a baby, a toddler, a preschooler,…

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The Best Holiday Events for Frisco Families

This entry was posted in Allergies and tagged Christmas in Frisco, holiday activities in Frisco, kids allergy symptoms, seasonal allergies, tx on December 3, 2021 by Jamie Spence.

The holiday season has arrived and the North Dallas area has lots of fun holiday activities for families to enjoy. Following are a few of the holiday events happening in…

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Your Child and Seasonal Allergies: What You Should Know

This entry was posted in Allergies, Kids and tagged allergy symptoms in children, child sinus infection, child upper respiratory infection, seasonal allergies in children on November 30, 2021 by Jamie Spence.

While it is very unusual for a baby to develop seasonal allergies during the first year, it’s not impossible. Most cases of seasonal allergies appear between the ages of 3…

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Frisco’s Best Fall Activities

This entry was posted in Allergies and tagged fall activities in Frisco, fall allergies, frisco, kids allergies, outdoor activities, tx on October 25, 2021 by Jamie Spence.

The weather in North Texas is finally beginning to cool off and it’s a perfect time to enjoy one of our area’s many fun fall activities. Make plans now to…

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Is Your Baby Overtired?

This entry was posted in newborn and tagged baby routine, fussy baby, short naps, tired baby on October 20, 2021 by Jamie Spence.

Sleepless nights with your new baby can seem endless. As your baby gets older, progressing to sleeping through the night can seem forever out of reach. It can be hard…

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Yeast Rash Vs. Diaper Rash: How to Tell the Difference

This entry was posted in New Babies, newborn and tagged diaper rash, wet diaper, yeast infection, yeast rash on October 8, 2021 by Jamie Spence.

Your little one’s bottom is covered in a red rash with a slightly raised border. Is it a diaper rash or is it a yeast rash? It’s not always easy…

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Visitors and Your Newborn: What You Should Know

This entry was posted in Covid-19, Kids Health, newborn and tagged contact with people, Covid-19, newborn, visits with baby on August 30, 2021 by Jamie Spence.

Your bundle of joy has arrived! Family and friends are clamoring to see your baby, and you may be excited to show him or her off! However, you may also…

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Your Baby’s Head Shape

This entry was posted in newborn and tagged baby head shape, baby helmet, infant head shape, plagiocephaly on July 22, 2021 by Jamie Spence.

Parents of a newborn are faced with a seemingly endless list of things to worry about as their child develops. One of the most common concerns is regarding their baby’s…

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Swaddling: Should You or Shouldn’t You?

This entry was posted in newborn and tagged newborn sleep, swaddle baby, swaddling on July 15, 2021 by Jamie Spence.

The practice of swaddling babies has existed for thousands of years and continues to be widely used today. It’s often recommended for its calming effect on babies, but every child…

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What You Should Know About Newborn Circumcision

This entry was posted in newborn and tagged circumcision, infant boy, newborn boy, newborn circumcision on June 28, 2021 by Jamie Spence.

Are you about to welcome a baby boy into your family? You might feel uncomfortable thinking about the decision to circumcise your baby or not. By getting as much information…

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Umbilical Cords: FAQs

This entry was posted in newborn and tagged cord stump, new baby, newborn, umbilical cord, umbilical cord infection on June 15, 2021 by Jamie Spence.

The umbilical cord is a three-vein cord that carries nutrients and oxygen from a mother to the child she is carrying. It also carries away waste from the baby so…

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The Scoop on Poop

This entry was posted in Uncategorized and tagged Baby first three months, is my baby's poop normal, newborn bowel movements, newborn poop on May 27, 2021 by Jamie Spence.

Your baby’s stool, or poop, is an indication of their well-being, so you’ll want to take note of your baby’s bowel movements. Baby poop can be a wide variety of…

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Newborn Jaundice 101

This entry was posted in New Babies, newborn and tagged infant jaundice, infant with yellowing skin, jaundice in an infant, newborn jaundice on May 19, 2021 by Jamie Spence.

A newborn with yellowish skin and eyes may have jaundice. Jaundice will appear first on the face and then spread to the chest, stomach, and legs. Jaundice can be harder…

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Are You Concerned About Colic?

This entry was posted in New Babies, newborn and tagged baby colic, colic, crying, newborn on May 7, 2021 by Jamie Spence.

Colic is one of the more frustrating and stressful issues that the parents of a new baby can face. Parents and infants often lose precious sleep due to colic. Babies…

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Breathing and Your Newborn: What’s Normal and What’s Not

This entry was posted in newborn and tagged breathing, newborn, noisy breathing, wheezing on April 19, 2021 by Jamie Spence.

Newborns often have irregular breathing patterns. You may notice your baby breathing fast or taking long pauses between breaths. You might also hear them make unusual sounds or noises. Immediately…

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What You Need to Know About Cradle Cap

This entry was posted in Kids Health, New Babies, newborn and tagged cradle cap, newborn rash, scalp conditions on April 8, 2021 by Jamie Spence.

What is Cradle Cap? Cradle cap or infantile seborrheic dermatitis is a chronic, noninflammatory skin condition that causes crusty or oily scaly patches on a baby’s scalp, eyebrows, or other…

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What You Need to Know About Milia and Baby Acne

This entry was posted in New Babies, newborn and tagged baby acne, infant skin conditions, milia, neonatal acne on March 22, 2021 by Jamie Spence.

In our third installment covering infant skin issues, we’ll be discussing milia and baby acne. Unlike some of the skin conditions we’ve covered, milia and baby acne are not rashes….

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Drool Rashes: What You Need to Know

This entry was posted in Uncategorized and tagged drool rash, infant rash, rash around mouth on March 16, 2021 by Jamie Spence.

What is a Drool Rash? Skin irritation caused by constant contact with saliva is known as a drool rash. A drool rash can appear around the mouth and on the…

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What You Need to Know About Diaper Rash and Newborn Eczema

This entry was posted in Allergies, New Babies, newborn, Uncategorized and tagged diaper rash, newborn eczema, newborn rash on February 22, 2021 by Jamie Spence.

In the first installment of our series about infant skin issues, we would like to discuss two common newborn rashes. Our office regularly receives calls from alarmed parents regarding a…

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Newborn Spit Up 101

This entry was posted in Child Nutrition, Kids Health, newborn and tagged feeding issues, newborn spit up on January 30, 2021 by Jamie Spence.

Our office receives a lot of calls from parents about their new baby’s spit up. What is normal? What is not? Let’s talk about some spitting up facts. The first…

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How to Bathe Your New Baby

This entry was posted in New Babies, newborn and tagged baby's first bath, bathing a baby, bathing your newborn, first bath on January 12, 2021 by Jamie Spence.

Babies in the bathtub! It’s almost impossible not to smile when scrolling through pics of adorable babies, covered in bubbles, or just splashing in the bath. If you’re a first-time…

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Your New Baby: What to Expect in the First Three Months

This entry was posted in New Babies, newborn and tagged Baby first three months, new baby, newborn baby, what to expect on January 4, 2021 by Jamie Spence.

The next three months will be exciting ones. There are a lot of “firsts” ahead of you! What should you be expecting? The first three months of your baby’s life…

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Picking a Pediatrician: What You Need to Know

This entry was posted in Kids, Kids Health, New Babies and tagged choosing a pediatrician, doctor for your new baby, new baby, newborn on December 17, 2020 by Jamie Spence.

Will you be bringing home a newborn soon? You’re likely immersed in preparations and considering a wide variety of parental issues right now: whether to breastfeed or use formula, whether…

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Bringing Home a New Baby During the Pandemic

This entry was posted in Covid-19, New Babies and tagged Covid-19, new baby, newborn, pandemic on December 3, 2020 by Jamie Spence.

You have a new baby! It’s an exciting time in your life! There is much reason to celebrate, even in the midst of a pandemic. Bringing your little one home…

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How Your Children Can Stay Active During the Pandemic

This entry was posted in Covid-19, Kids, Kids Health and tagged children health, children weight, staying fit during the pandemic on November 27, 2020 by Jamie Spence.

Physical health is a big part of your general well-being. Being physically active can benefit your child’s body and mind. Let’s discuss why staying active is so important, along with…

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How Important is the Flu Vaccine?

This entry was posted in Covid-19, flu and tagged coronavirus, Covid-19, flu, flu prevention, flu vaccine on November 17, 2020 by Jamie Spence.

The health and safety measures that have been adopted to help slow the spread of Covid-19 include social distancing, wearing face coverings or masks, and increased handwashing. These practices will…

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How to Have a Safe, Fa-Boo-lous Halloween

This entry was posted in Uncategorized and tagged Covid-19, halloween, safe halloween on October 22, 2020 by Jamie Spence.

As if 2020 weren’t exciting enough, Halloween falls on a Saturday this year AND we will have a full moon! Although a few Halloween traditions may look a little different…

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Hand Sanitizers: Effectiveness and Risks for Children

This entry was posted in common cold, Covid-19, flu, Kids and tagged children, Covid-19, hand sanitizer on July 6, 2020 by Jamie Spence.

The US Food Drug Administration (FDA) has recently issued an advisory alerting consumers against the use of hand sanitizer products manufactured by Eskbiochem SA de CV in Mexico. The FDA…

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Keeping Your Child Healthy During the Covid-19 Quarantine and Beyond

This entry was posted in Immunizations, Kids, Kids Health and tagged childrens health, immunizations, well-child on April 17, 2020 by Jamie Spence.

Schools have moved online, businesses are closed, and social distancing rules are in effect all over the country. Stopping the spread of the Covid-19 virus has been on the forefront…

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Strep Throat vs Sore Throat: How Can You Tell the Difference?

This entry was posted in Kids, Kids Health and tagged sore throat, strep throat on January 21, 2020 by Jamie Spence.

STREP THROAT The boogeyman of sickness for parents everywhere, strep throat is one of the most unpleasant illnesses your child can experience. Just the words, “My throat hurts,” from your…

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Fighting Off the Flu

This entry was posted in flu, Kids Health and tagged flu, flu prevention, flu season, flu vaccine on October 17, 2019 by Jamie Spence.

Flu is the short term for influenza. It is an illness caused by a respiratory virus. When someone with the flu coughs or sneezes, the influenza virus gets into the…

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Seven Super Snack Options for Summer

This entry was posted in Child Nutrition, Kids, Kids Health, Kids Nutition and tagged healthy foods for kids, healthy snack, low-sugar on July 16, 2019 by Jamie Spence.

The kids are out of school for summer and eating you out of house and home. You’d like them to not binge on junk food constantly, but the fruit in…

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Managing Springtime Allergies

This entry was posted in Allergies, Kids Common Allergies and tagged Children Allergies frisco TX, frisco tx common allergies on April 12, 2019 by Jamie Spence.

Ah, spring…time to stop and smell the roses. Or perhaps not! When winter ends, most people want to be outdoors as much as possible if the weather is conducive. However,…

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March is National Reading Month

This entry was posted in Uncategorized on March 21, 2019 by Jamie Spence.

Why are we talking about reading in a pediatric blog, you might ask?  This isn’t a medical topic…it should be featured in a school or library blog!  Because reading is…

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How To Prepare Your Child for a Healthy School Year In Texas

This entry was posted in Kids, Kids Health on August 1, 2018 by Jamie Spence.

A healthy child for a new school year is important. Some children are excited to be back in school. For others, it can be stressful and overwhelming. Read below for…

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Some Advice On Common Allergies

This entry was posted in Kids Common Allergies and tagged Children Allergies, Children Allergies frisco TX, Common Allergies Frisco TX, frisco tx common allergies on June 15, 2018 by Jamie Spence.

Unfortunately common allergies can affect people of all ages, and whether you are born with specific ones or develop them as you age, allergies can be a major roadblock in…

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Family Fun Around Frisco

This entry was posted in Kids and tagged frisco tx family fun on May 23, 2018 by Jamie Spence.

Things to do in Frisco when you are not at the pediatrician’s office “Never, ever underestimate the importance of having fun.”  Randy Pausch Frisco, Texas is one of the fastest…

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Your Frisco Public Library

This entry was posted in Kids and tagged frisco tx public library, public library frisco tx on May 22, 2018 by Jamie Spence.

Frisco is blessed to have a tremendous public library system that offers a variety of activities for all ages. From story times, special classes, arts & crafts, guest speakers, etc.,…

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Travelling With Kids In Tow

This entry was posted in Kids on May 15, 2018 by Jamie Spence.

Whether by car or plane, here are a few things to make travelling with your children in tow easier this summer! First & foremost, keep any important identification/doctor/allergy/passport documents in…

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Summertime Safety Tips for Fun in The Sun

This entry was posted in Kids and tagged safety tips summertime, Summertime safety tips on May 9, 2018 by Jamie Spence.

Summertime Safety Tips With summertime just around the corner, here are some important things to remember as the temperatures rise & the days get longer to keep you and your…

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Helping Your Child With ADHD

This entry was posted in Children With ADHD and tagged attention deficit hyperacidity disorder, Children with ADHD in Frisco TX, Tips for Child with ADHD on March 31, 2018 by Jamie Spence.

Child with (ADHD) Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder  can be quite challenging at times for you and your child, but it is a disorder that you can help manage. With the…

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