
One of the most important investments you can make in your young child’s future is a car seat. Car crashes are the number one killer of children 1-12 years old in the United States. The best way to protect them … Continue reading

One of the most important investments you can make in your young child’s future is a car seat. Car crashes are the number one killer of children 1-12 years old in the United States. The best way to protect them … Continue reading →

A new study has been done concerning children’s television habits and how it effects their behavior. The study was facilitated by the Center for Child Health, Behavior and Development at Seattle Children’s Hospital. The study concludes that if you can swap out … Continue reading →

It seems that young people are not listening to all the years of sex education because they account for half of all new sexually transmitted infections. The report from the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that there are … Continue reading →

Researchers are figuring out why C-Sections and Breast Feed have lifelong effects on a baby’s health. It’s because of the bacteria they are exposed to through mothers milk and vaginal delivery. These bacteria live in the gut of the baby … Continue reading →

It’s a given that we love our children. We let them know every day—in the morning, before dropping them off at school and at bedtime. Telling your children you love them is great, but showing them is even better. Six … Continue reading →

A Ramp For Little Roman by Leigh Taylor for Cincinnati.com Roman Anderson lives at home with mom Susie and dad Matt. He is very sick and requires a round-the-clock nurse to meet his medical needs. His mom has put her life … Continue reading →

If your family is like most, you have to be mindful of the money you dole out on fun-related activities. After paying for the things everyone needs, there isn’t always a lot left over to do the things they want. But when … Continue reading →

Flu Cases Up in Northern Kentucky by Tom McKee of WCPO Channel 9 EDGEWOOD, Ky. – Shamon Shafer didn’t feel well Tuesday, so he stayed home from Boone County High School and went to see Dr. Rob Tagher at Pediatrics … Continue reading →

Thanks to everyone who joined in on our Halloween “Best Kids Costume” photo contest on our Facebook page. Riley Goodridge was the child in custome who received the most “likes” and/or comments on our Facebook Page. Riley wins a $50 gift … Continue reading →

After a great response last year, we have decided to hold another drive up flu mist clinic at the office! Simply pull up to the office and get your child’s flu mist without having to get the kids out of … Continue reading →
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