COVID 19 Update 03/28/2020
COVID 19 Update 03/28/2020
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Seven Secrets for Parents to Make America MOVE again!
Children in the days of old used to always be up and ready to go, climbing trees, riding around on their bikes, or exploring the wilderness. Unfortunately, in recent times things have changed a lot. Children often don’t want to go outside because they have YouTube, video games, and television to control their lives. Thankfully,
Behavior, Blog, Lactation, Obesity, Republished, Research
6 Signs Of Lactose Intolerance
It’s a grim reality many of us face: Promptly after eating cheese, we become sick. Should we persevere through our love of cheese and a helping of blissful ignorance, or face the fact that we may be lactose intolerant? According to the Mayo Clinic, the most common symptoms of lactose intolerance, when our bodies cannot
Behavior, Blog, Republished, Video
The Best Children’s Pain Control Video Ever Made
An entertaining video guide for families to learn about how pain works and how to have more control over your pain, your body and your experience during medical procedures. Created by, Stanford Children’s Health and Produced by Booster Shot Media ©2017 Learn more at http://pain.stanfordchildrens.org.
Behavior, Blog, Lactation, Obesity, Republished
Letter From A Breastfeeding Mom
To the next generation of moms…
Blog, Video
Childhood Development Videos from CDC
There are many stages of development of the child that children go through as they mature. It may be confusing for the parents sometimes especially the inexperienced parent. Below are rare video clips from the CDC showing different developmental milestones in children from early infancy. Skills such as taking a first step, smiling for the
Blog, Promotion
Omega Pediatrics Video Ad
This video advertisement gives a summary of some of the Omega Pediatrics unique qualities. Many of you may have seen it before, but we decided to share it in this blog post so that those who have not seen the video can watch it. There are a few other Omega Pediatrics videos which we will
Blog, Lactation
How to succeed with breastfeeding: a blueprint for the working mother
How to succeed with breastfeeding: a blueprint for the working mother There are many stages in the breastfeeding process for a working mother. It starts a long time before conception and goes all to way through the return to work phase. In this two-piece article, I will try to lay it down in plain language.
Behavior, Blog
How to always get your child to cooperate with you: a manual for instruction of the child
I have been a pediatrician for more years than I can count on an anatomically complete set of hands. My pediatric career started in 1998 in a city called Ibadan, in Nigeria. My initiation into the world of children started a couple of years earlier at University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital Enugu as an intern.