The holidays are a busy time of year for most of us – even in the mile high city. Between the kids’ school celebrations, work holiday parties, and gatherings with friends and family all over the Denver metro area… it’s … Read More
PIP has co-hosted a lot of great virtual events recently that featured tremendous content related to improving your children’s sleep and dealing with COVID stress. But missing them live doesn’t mean you have to miss them completely! Check out our … Read More
Thanksgiving is drawing near, as is the end of 2020. It is an understatement to say that 2020 has been a difficult year, with a global pandemic, a contentious political election process, and an uncertain economy. Social distancing has been … Read More
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