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As the heat of summer fades and Atlanta embraces cooler temperatures, the season brings beautiful foliage – and for many families, the return of pesky seasonal allergies. If your child is sniffling or sneezing as the weather changes, here’s a guide to understanding when fall allergies start in Atlanta, why they occur, how to distinguish […]

Halloween brings excitement with costumes, decorations, and festivities! However, navigating the holiday with children requires a careful balance to ensure activities are age-appropriate and aligned with each family’s comfort level. Here, we’ll review fun Halloween books, movies, and activities for different age groups and share tips for explaining the holiday to children – especially those

October is an ideal month to spotlight children’s mental health, shedding light on how crucial it is to nurture emotional well-being in today’s digitally connected age. As youth face the complexities of growing up, concerns around anxiety, depression, and the influence of social media are increasingly prevalent. To support parents, understanding these issues and exploring

As we observe Breast Cancer Awareness Month this October, we want to take a moment, as a pediatric practice, to recognize the health and well-being of mothers. While our primary focus is on the health of children, we also deeply understand that a healthy mom is essential to the strength and happiness of any family.

Fevers in children can be unsettling, but they’re also a sign that the immune system is actively working to fight off infection. As a parent, knowing what to do and when to act is essential. Here, we’ll provide an age-based guide to handling fevers, including medication recommendations, and clarify Fulton County, Georgia’s policy on when

September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about mental health challenges, particularly in vulnerable populations like adolescents. The alarming rise in youth mental health issues underscores the importance of discussing these topics openly and compassionately. For families with children and teens, understanding the signs of distress and knowing when to

As flu season approaches, protecting your family, especially children, from the influenza virus becomes a top priority. The seasonal flu can lead to severe complications, particularly in children under five and those with underlying health conditions. While many families are aware of the importance of flu prevention, there are still misconceptions about the flu vaccine

September 11, 2001, was a defining moment in American history, and as its anniversary approaches each year, many parents find themselves grappling with how to explain this tragic event to their children. Given the sensitive nature of the topic, it’s important to remember that all families approach difficult conversations in different ways, especially depending on

September is National Newborn Screening Awareness Month, an important time to educate soon-to-be new parents about the critical role newborn screenings play in safeguarding their child’s health. These screenings are a standard practice in hospitals across the U.S., and though they happen quickly after birth, their impact can last a lifetime. By detecting certain genetic,