Children’s Health Articles

RSV in Infants: What You Can Do to Protect Your Baby

Infection with respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV, is practically a rite of passage for young children. Most have been infected by age 2, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. RSV in infants usually causes the common cold, but some can develop...

The Power in Prevention: Why Immunizations Matter

Parents prioritize the health and well-being of their children, and one important way to do that is through regular immunizations. Vaccines are powerful tools to shield our little ones from serious illness and allow them to lead healthier lives.  Donna Zappi Fox, MD,...

Where to Go for Care When Your Child is Sick or Injured

Kids can get sick anytime, including outside of business hours. Brian Bailey, MD, pediatrician with Our Lady of Lourdes Children’s Health, shares what parents should consider when trying to decide where to go to receive the right care.Conditions that Can Wait Fever in...

Ankle Injuries and Kids: A Parent’s Guide to Knowing What to Do

Active kids stay moving, so it's not uncommon for them to experience a rolled ankle, especially during sports and playtime.  As a parent, knowing how to handle this common injury will ensure your child's comfort and proper healing. Bookmark these tips to know what to...