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A bundled-up baby, snuggled in a warm stroller, enjoys a winter stroll.

18 Jan Tips For Dressing Your Baby in Winter

Posted at 17:25h in Babies, Child Care, Child Safety, General Health, New Parents, Newborn Care, Pediatrics by Continuum Pediatrics

There are so many things that new parents need to worry about as they get used to taking care of their newborn baby. This includes protecting your baby from the elements. In the winter this can be a challenge. There is more that goes into...

A caring mother gently changes her baby's diaper, ensuring their comfort and cleanliness.

18 Jan Tips to Break Up Baby Gas

Posted at 17:25h in Babies, Breastfeeding, burping, Formula Feeding, General Health, New Parents, Pediatrics, Stress by Continuum Pediatrics

As most parents of newborns know, gas is simply part of life when you have a young baby. Babies have gas. Plain and simple. However, if you find that your baby’s gas is too much and not normal, then there are several things that you...

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18 Jan Masks or Cloth Face Covers for Children?

Posted at 17:25h in Child Care, General Health, Pediatrics, Sleep by Continuum Pediatrics

Ever since the Covid-19 outbreak first hit, parents have had a number of questions about the impact that this virus could have on their children. While parents should always ask their pediatrician about any questions they have related to the prevention of and treatment for...

A loving mother tenderly breastfeeds her baby, providing essential nourishment and comfort.

08 Dec Breastfeeding Checklist: Signs for Nursing Moms

Posted at 12:45h in Babies, Breastfeeding, New Mom, Pediatrics by Continuum Pediatrics

If you are a new mom embarking on the journey of breastfeeding for the very first time, chances are you have a number of questions. Breastfeeding is one of the most natural and miraculous things that a mother can do for their baby, however, many...

A caring father gently feeds his baby yogurt.

08 Dec Could Artificial Sweeteners Harm Your Baby?

Posted at 09:00h in Babies, Diabetes, Nutrition, Pediatrics by Continuum Pediatrics

There are so many parents out there who do their best to make sure their kids are eating healthy, balanced meals. However, what many parents don’t realize is that even “healthy” and “kid-friendly” prepared foods and snacks are often filled with artificial sweeteners. These “nonnutritive”...

A group of enthusiastic young learners, guided by their Montessori teacher, engage in a hands-on activity using wooden shape.

08 Dec The 5 Rs of Early Education: Start School Readiness Now

Posted at 04:00h in Child Development, Pediatrics, Sleep by Continuum Pediatrics

Most parents would agree that education is extremely important when it comes to their children’s growth and development. Parents spend a lot of time getting their children ready for school and often start the education process quite early, teaching their children colors, numbers, words and...

A sweet child, eager to share, offers a carrot to her parent.

02 Dec How Food Preferences Are Developed in the First Two Years of Life

Posted at 09:00h in Eating Habits, Nutrition, Toddlers by Continuum Pediatrics

There are many children who have very particular food preferences, which can be understandably frustrating for parents—especially if their kids have unhealthy food preferences. What many parents don’t realize is that these unhealthy food preferences are often developed in the first two years of their...

A pediatrician carefully examines a child's ear canal with an otoscope.

04 Nov Signs of Hearing Loss in Children

Posted at 18:51h in Babies, Child Development, General Health, New Parents, Pediatrics, Toddlers by Continuum Pediatrics

Your child’s hearing is vital to your child’s development, especially at an early age. If you child struggles with a mild or partial hearing loss, it can seriously impact their ability to grow and develop their language skills. Hearing loss in children is actually more...

A curious toddler's foot dangles over the edge of the crib.

04 Nov Guide to Choosing a Safe Crib For Your Baby

Posted at 18:40h in Babies, Child Safety, New Parents, Pediatrics, Sleep by Continuum Pediatrics

When new parents start preparing for the arrival of their new baby, one of the biggest endeavors they will take on is creating a nursery. As you start designing your baby’s new nursery, you will undoubtedly pay a lot of attention to the crib. After...

A determined mother, engages in a workout routine, demonstrating the importance of staying active and healthy, even with a young child.

04 Nov Should I Exercise While Breastfeeding?

Posted at 18:31h in Babies, Breastfeeding, New Mom, Pediatrics by Continuum Pediatrics

Some new moms are transitioning to a life that includes breastfeeding and have plenty of questions about the best way to take on this new role. Breastfeeding is a significant part of motherhood and essential and beneficial to your new baby. However, for moms who...

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