We at Partners In Pediatrics hear these questions every day: “When can we finally get back to sports/school/work/parks/seeing Grandma or our friends?” “Are kids really at such a high risk – of illness? Of spreading COVID-19?” And so on … Read More
Summer is traditionally a time of travel vacations for many families. There is no doubt that travel is more difficult during COVID-19, with its associated risks and restrictions. Before a decision is even made to travel, a careful assessment of … Read More
Although people with asthma do not appear to be at a higher risk for contracting coronavirus, there is no question that COVID-19 can be particularly troubling for those with asthma, possibly putting them at a higher risk for developing complications. Although most … Read More
As you may recall from our earlier blog on Infant Nutrition (Part One): Breastfeeding, there is a consensus, by organizations such as the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), that breastfeeding is the … Read More