School is out and summer vacation is here. Most kids and families are going to be running around outside, going to the pool or spending time at the beach. If you are not careful, however, a bad sunburn can ruin your good time and possibly put you at risk for future health problems. This is [Continue Reading]
Spotlight on Mental Health Awareness Month: A Lifesaving Intervention
Note: The names of the individuals in this story have been changed to respect their privacy In 2017, Shelly’s 6-year-old son, John, attempted suicide. When she found him, clothes wrapped tightly around his neck, she quickly pulled him down and successfully resuscitated him. Horrified and in shock, she rocked him back and forth until finally, [Continue Reading]
Baby Formula Shortage Crisis: What can concerned parents do?
By Dr. Victoria Regan, pediatrician, Children’s Memorial Hermann Pediatrics As a pediatrician, I understand the concerns that many parents face about the nationwide baby formula shortage. The shortage has put parents across the country on edge as they scramble to find ways to feed their children. The crisis, caused by ongoing supply chain issues during [Continue Reading]
Addie’s Story: From NICU Nurse to NICU Mom
After being married for four years, Addie and Chase Adamek of Pearland were excited to learn that they were expecting in 2018. Addie was a NICU nurse at Children’s Memorial Hermann Hospital in the Texas Medical Center and Chase was a middle school PE teacher and coach. Ultrasound after ultrasound, they joyfully saw their baby [Continue Reading]
How to Help Children Adjust to Daylight Saving Time
This Sunday marks the beginning of Daylight Saving Time, wherein we “spring forward” and collectively advance our clocks one hour. Although the original intent was to provide more daylight in the evenings during the warmer months, the practice has grown increasingly controversial as experts learn more about the importance of daily routines, circadian rhythms and [Continue Reading]
The Top 20 Safety Tips for Spring Break 2022
With two years of the COVID-19 pandemic behind us and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) relaxing some of their guidance as cases continue to decline, experts predict this year’s Spring Break will be a busy one, with families across the region hopping on planes or cruising down the highway to beaches, parks [Continue Reading]
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