Burping an infant halfway through a feeding and at the end of a feeding is helpful. A lot of breastfed babies will not burp, but we like to give them the opportunity! After your baby is back to birth weight (typically at the two-week checkup), we suggest not waking a baby to feed at night.
Access to lactation consults, breastfeeding classes and support groups.
Website and book recommendations for developing nutritional eating habits.
Helpful links to guide your child through puberty and the changes they might encounter during adolescence.
The first few months of your newborn’s life are often difficult. First time parents especially are adjusting to the shock! Remember that at about six weeks, a routine begins to emerge. Until then, just try to rest during the day when possible and call upon friends and family for help. Let our handouts guide you though your
Find out when to expect your toddler to begin experimenting with different foods, showing some independence, stacking blocks, feeding himself, drawing and coloring, asking questions, pedaling a tricycle, etc.
Always know what vaccines are recommended and when to see your pediatrician with this downloadable schedule. For children from birth through age 6. We recommend taking a look at our our vaccination policy as well. Easy-to-Read Schedule for Children, Birth through 6 Years
Services and programs serving families and young children with behavior and developmental concerns.
Smile! We can refer you to a pediatric dentist close to home.
Printable fever reducing medication dosing chart for children.