It is perfectly normal for children to experience sporadic bouts of energy, be occasionally forgetful with their homework or get a little over excited while visiting the toy store. However, [...]
Blog and Interview by Hailey Clare, a long time patient of Children's Health Center, P.A. Twenty years ago Sandra K Thomas, M.D. opened her practice here in our very own [...]
A New York Times article by Perri Klass, M.D. A little more than a year ago, the American Academy of Pediatrics issued a policy statement saying that all pediatric primary [...]
Tips for Assessing and Managing Temper Tantrums By Sandra K Thomas, M.D. Tantrums in toddlers are normal. They are a part of your child’s development. The most important thing to [...]
Listed below are a few ideas for increasing you and your families physical activity from day-to-day. You don't have to enter a marathon or join a sporting team in order to [...]
Look all around us. It’s not hard to see how many of our children are affected. Childhood obesity can doom our kids to early onset diabetes, heart disease, stroke, and [...]
WHAT DOES 5-2-1-0 STAND FOR? Aim for 5 servings of fruits & vegetables every day Aim for 2 or less hours of recreational screen time every day Aim for 1 hour or more of physical activity [...]
By Lana Luise Thomas, Creative Director for Children’s Health Center, P.A. It is no secret that growing up in today’s social society is difficult on young boys and girls. We [...]
By Jeanet N. Tannous, M.D. On January 1, 2012, a Texas law require all new college students under age 30 to have a meningitis shot prior to class registration. In [...]
Next time you are at the grocery store or at the mall, look around and observe all the families with their children. It is wonderful that the babies are included [...]
