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Halloween Safety Tips from the American Academy of Pediatrics
Halloween is an exciting time of year for kids, and to help ensure they have a safe holiday, here are some tips from the American

Sun Protection Tips for Summer
UVA and UVB rays are ultraviolet radiation. They are shorter than visible light which is why you can’t see them with the naked eye. UVB

Hope in the Face of Helplessness
Awareness of mental health challenges among children is greater than ever before. However, even with this wide acknowledgment, many parents still feel unable to identify
What Not to Do: Talking to Children About Weight
Weight Loss Is a Sensitive Topic Awkward conversations are a part of life but conversations about weight seem to be in their own category of
What Are the Main Risks of Marijuana for Children?
In recent years marijuana use has become a widely discussed topic, especially in healthcare and wellness circles. As experts in dietary & nutritional counseling for

How to Care for a Child With the Common Cold
When a child catches a cold, it can be a time of worry for any parent. While most colds can be managed at home, when

Answers to the Most Common Flu Shot Questions
Welcome to the Flu Shot Trivia from Vickery Pediatrics in Cumming Ga. We wanted to provide a little fun and information all in one place about the flu shot.

What Are the Symptoms & Treatments for Eczema in Children?
Does your child get dry, itchy and inflamed skin patches? Well-child checkups provide an excellent opportunity for families to discuss concerns about eczema with their

How Vaccines Protect Children Against Measles & Hepatitis A
As most parents will understand, severe illnesses requiring same-day sick care appointments are a cause of stress for children. Fortunately, learning some facts about common

Normal Newborn Reflexes and Behavior
Each newborn that comes into the world is unique and special in their own way. Babies often develop at different rates. This can often make

Measles: What Is It and What To Know
When it comes to protecting your child from illnesses, knowing the signs to watch for can make all the difference. If you notice potential measles



