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Author: Southside Pediatrics updated: Sep. 06, 2023

Your child comes into contact with millions of microscopic viruses and bacteria daily. Your child’s immune system also isn’t as robust as that of an adult. These two factors combine Read more

Author: Southside Pediatrics updated: Sep. 01, 2023

One of the best parts of being a parent is being able to watch your child grow and develop. Once they’re born, they’ll start hitting specific milestones throughout their lives Read more

Author: Southside Pediatrics updated: Aug. 03, 2023

Screens are now a common part of our society. Your child can easily spend a full day on their screen, but that’s not great for their developmental and physical health. Read more

Author: Southside Pediatrics updated: Aug. 01, 2023

Does your child suffer from allergies? Sometimes it can be hard to tell if your child has a cold, or if your child has allergies, which can be treated. Your Read more

Author: Southside Pediatrics updated: Jul. 07, 2023

Is your child having trouble getting to sleep or staying asleep? Occasional sleeplessness is usually nothing to worry about, but if your child is suffering from prolonged lack of sleep, Read more

Author: Southside Pediatrics updated: Jul. 01, 2023

Your child’s mental health is just as important as their physical health. It is extremely important that you’re nurturing your child’s mental health and giving them a safe space to Read more

Author: Southside Pediatrics updated: Jun. 12, 2023

Having a newborn is an exciting time, and a busy time. If you are new to parenting, you probably have some questions about newborn care. Your pediatrician has the answers Read more

Author: Southside Pediatrics updated: Jun. 01, 2023

If your child is experiencing frequent sadness, your child could have depression. If your child feels anxious when experiencing new things, your child could have anxiety. These are just two Read more

Author: Southside Pediatrics updated: Apr. 03, 2023

When it comes to taking care of your child, you want to make sure that you’re caring for them, even when they aren’t sick. You must be able to do Read more