Author name: Le Hung

Feeding a baby is both a health decision and a deeply personal experience. Some parents breastfeed exclusively, some pump, some combine breast milk and formula, and others use formula exclusively. These decisions may be influenced by milk production, infant growth, medical conditions, medications, work, mental health, access to support or personal preference. National Breastfeeding Month […]

Children do not always know when their vision is different from what it should be. A child who has always seen the world a certain way may assume that everyone sees it that way. Some vision conditions also affect only one eye, allowing the stronger eye to compensate without producing an obvious problem. Children’s Eye

Few healthcare decisions feel as personal as the ones parents make for their children. Questions about vaccines are understandable—especially when families encounter conflicting claims online, changing recommendations and advice that may sound alarming without the proper medical context. National Immunization Awareness Month is an opportunity to replace fear and confusion with clear, evidence-based information. The

Each June, Men’s Health Month encourages conversations surrounding the physical and mental well-being of boys and men. While the observance often focuses on adult preventive care and chronic disease awareness, many health experts emphasize an important reality: attitudes toward healthcare and wellness frequently begin developing much earlier in life. The habits boys build during childhood

A recent social media trend promoting intentional tanning and pronounced tan lines has prompted growing concern among pediatric and dermatology experts. Videos with aspiring influencers are circulating online, encouraging prolonged sun exposure – tanning without sun protection. For many teenagers, these trends may appear harmless or aesthetic, but medical experts continue to emphasize that tanning

Every year on June 5, families around the world recognize World Environment Day, a global observance focused on environmental awareness and caring for the natural spaces we share. For children home during summer break, this day can be a fun reminder that protecting the environment does not have to involve complicated projects or major lifestyle

Every year on June 5, countries around the world recognize World Environment Day, a global observance established by the United Nations to raise awareness about environmental challenges and encourage action to protect natural resources. First celebrated in 1973, World Environment Day has grown into one of the world’s largest environmental awareness initiatives, involving governments, schools,

As temperatures rise and families head outdoors for pool days, beach trips, lake vacations, and backyard water play, pediatric providers often see increased conversations surrounding water safety. While swimming and water recreation provide important opportunities for exercise, confidence building, and family connection, they also carry risks that deserve careful attention. Drowning remains one of the

Head injuries often rise during bike and scooter season, but many of these injuries are preventable. As warmer weather brings children outdoors to ride bicycles, scooters, skateboards, roller skates, and other wheeled recreational equipment, pediatric providers commonly see an increase in accident-related injuries. While outdoor play is an important part of childhood development and physical