by Elizabeth Murray By Elizabeth Murray, D.O. Pediatric Emergency Medicine Physician, UR Medicine’s Golisano Children’s Hospital High temperatures can lead to heat-related health concerns —
by Angela Cannon-Crothers Your baby’s skin is his or her largest organ and with all the newness of being in the world, it’s no wonder
by Malia Jacobson Tiny, warm, and sweet-smelling, newborns are undeniably adorable. Unfortunately, these perfect little bundles don’t come with instruction manuals. Along with the many surprises
When most of us get pregnant, we prepare the room and think about names. We fret about whether we will have a natural birth or
by Sandra Gordon To reduce the risk of SIDS and suffocation, you know the mantra: Place babies to sleep on their backs (unless your pediatrician
by Malia Jacobson Whether they’re crystal clear, neon-bright, or covered in rhinestones, pacifiers are the modern baby’s accessory of choice. Thanks to studies showing that
by Dr. Neil Herendeen First-time parents have so many decisions to make and often can get overwhelmed with well-meaning advice. One of those decisions is
