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Bullying can be one of the most traumatic and toxic events of childhood. It can damage a child’s self-esteem, create anxiety, and be a…
Read More about Bullying: Behavior, Strategies, & How to Help Your Child
By Dr. Janice Montague Head injuries can be small like a bump on the head or severe like a concussion or contusion. It’s often…
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Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a Neurodevelopmental disorder that is marked by two unusual kinds of behaviors: deficits in communication and social interaction restricted…
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Mental illness Warning Signs For Parents: If you’re concerned your child may have any of these warning signs please call your pediatrician. Other places to…
Read More about Warning Signs of Mental Illness
Eating food to fuel our bodies is similar to filling up the gas tank of a car – our bodies need food (which provides…
Read More about Why Do We Need To Eat?
By Rachel Levene, PhD Candidate in Molecular Microbiology at Tufts University School of Medicine and daughter of Dr. Eric Levene, Chester Pediatrics. The…
Read More about Kids and the (K)OVID-19 Vaccine
Anxiety is common and knowing how to help your children through it isn’t always easy or apparent. Sometimes it’s just as hard on a…
Read More about How to Help Your Child Manage Anxiety
By Dr. Deborah Schwartz, Chester Pediatrics Spring has sprung, which means we will be spending more time outside. While we soak up the rays,…
Read More about Spring Has Sprung: It’s Time to Remember Sun Safety!
Lately we hear the word anxiety quite often. Understandably so, but what exactly does anxiety mean in children and how do we recognize it? …
Read More about Recognizing Anxiety in Your Child
By: Dr. Shari Seinuk-Ross, ProKids Pediatrics As the weather gets colder and the pandemic wears on,…
Read More about Talking to our Children about Internet Safety
