Types of Birthmarks and How to Identify Them
Find out about the different types of birthmarks and when you need to call a doctor.
Author: Daniel R. Neuspiel, M.D., M.P.H.
Concussions: When to Worry
How to recognize a concussion and tips from medical experts on how to react.
The Filtering Function of Tonsils
It's a school night, and your child begins complaining of a sore throat. You take out a flashlight and, sure enough, his tonsils are enlarged and red.
The Worrisome Wart
Treating a common childhood annoyance. Two of the most common skin conditions seen in children are warts and skin tags.
Surviving Seasonal Allergies
Seasonal sniffles and sneezes got you feeling run down?
Coping With Bedwetting
Wetting the bed while spending the night at a friend’s house can be embarrassing. Waking up nightly to change the sheets can be frustrating.
Nosebleeds in Children
Nosebleeds during childhood are very common and usually not serious, occurring in about 30% of children under 5 years and 56% of children 6-10 year.
On Call: When to Call the Doctor in the Middle of the Night
Our expert Doctor on call details how to determine when to call the doctor in the middle of the night.
On Call: Does Your Child Need Ear Tubes?
Expert Pediatrician Dr. Daniel Neuspiel weighs in on when it's time to put in ear tubes.
On Call: Does This Cut Need Stitches?
Our expert doctor reviews which cuts need stictches and when it is time to see the doctor.
Eat Now, Pay Later
Healthy eating habits lower children's risks for diabetes as adults.
