As kids start planning summer fun, sleepover and playdate safety tips are more important than ever. Whether it’s their first night away or just another playdate with friends, these moments help build independence—but they require preparation. Before your child heads out, assess their readiness, talk through expectations, and ask key questions of the hosting family.
‘We are not retreating. We are advancing in another direction.’ — —General Douglas MacArthur Since I was six years old, I’ve loved football. I counted down the years until I could play for my school in 7th grade. However, two … Read more
From the American Academy of Pediatrics; Every family should have activities that they enjoy together and that become a regular, predictable, and integral part of their lives. Some can be serious pursuits, like attending community functions or religious services as … Read more
Many of our parents have received a letter from AISD with information on a new program that provides telemedicine services in the school nurse office with a third party service (Virtual Care for Kids). Our patients deserve to know that … Read more
Our Saturday Acute Care Clinic just got easier for your child to be seen. You are now able to schedule a same day Saturday appointment through our Patient Portal! You no longer need to come to the office to sign … Read more
