Dr. David Hill's Blog
Can Science Bring Back Cupcakes?*
At this moment in history, many of us are appreciating just how fast scientific research can advance when experts join together to save lives. I didn’t need the COVID-19 crisis, however, to notice this power. For the last few years, I’ve had the privilege of being...
My baby is fussy, what can I try? (2/2)*
In the last post we looked at some reasons that newborns get fussy and when to call or visit your baby’s doctor. Now we’ll dive deeper into colic, spitting, and constipation, and look at how diet can make a difference. There are many reasons a baby might cry, but a...
My baby is crying, do we need to see the doctor? (1/2)*
All newborns cry, some of them an awful lot. Most of this crying is normal, but sometimes it can signal a serious illness. Especially now, when we're all trying to avoid public places, some tips can help you judge when a call or visit might be in order.
Silence of the Turkeys
Earlier this week I slaughtered hand-print turkeys, by the dozens. With them went a host of foot-print angels, Rorschach-blot finger paintings, and would-be Jackson Pollocks created by three children over years of early childhood education. I have tempera on my hands and a lust for papier-mâché.
Iron Gap*
Iron deficiency is surprisingly common in infants and toddlers, even those who seem well-nourished. Parents can make smart dietary choices to reduce the risks to their children.
Top Parenting Tips From a Pediatrician Parents Trust
What’s the Best Advice for Children’s Health? Your child needs healthy food, good sleep, lots of exercise, and intellectual stimulation.
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