Pediatric Care Information for Parents and Grandparents
Preventing DrowningAfter birth defects, drowning is the number one cause of death in children between the ages of 1-4. Learn more in this short video with Joanie Holm, CNP.
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Children and InsectsPreventing insect bites in children is the best policy.
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Making the First Day of School EasierStarting school can cause your child anxiety. Learn more in this short video with Joanie Holm, CNP.
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Separation AnxietySeparation from family can induce anxiety. Learn more in this short video with Joanie Holm, CNP.
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Teens and TobaccoMost smokers start smoking before the age of 18. Learn more in this short video with Joanie Holm, CNP.
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Media UseShould you develop a media use plan for your children? Find out in this short video with Joanie Holm, CNP.
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Enhancing Your Child's LanguageHow important is enhancing your child's language? Find out in this short video with Joanie Holm, CNP.
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Water FluoridationIs water fluoridation good or bad for your child's teeth? Find out in this short video with Joanie Holm, CNP.
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CryingWhat does it mean when your baby cries? Find out in this short video with Joanie Holm, CNP.
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AdoptionAdoption has significant benefits for everyone involved — adoptive families, birth mothers and adopted children.
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Sunscreen and Skin SafetyYou and your child can safely enjoy the outdoors
and sunshine! Joanie Holm, CNP, provides suggestions about sun protection for children. |
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TeethingJoanie Holm, CNP, gives parenting advice on how to deal with a teething child.
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Preventing Tooth DecaySugary drinks and bacteria contribute to infant tooth decay. This video offers some preventive measures.
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Bathing Your BabyBathing can be fun for you and your baby. This video provides information about bathing your baby before and after the umbilical cord falls off.
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Putting Your Baby to SleepThis little sleep tip has the potential for helping you and your baby get the sleep you all need and deserve!
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When to Take Your Child to the DoctorWhen a relatively happy baby becomes difficult to console and has difficulty eating or sleeping, it is time to seek medical care.
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Infant DevelopmentMany parents worry about their baby's development. In general, babies develop as one would expect, from head to toe.
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HoneyHoney and home canned foods should be avoided during your baby's first year to avoid infant botulism.
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Temper TantrumsChildren have temper tantrums to express themselves. Parents will learn to relax and deal with the tantrum, while keeping their child safe.
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Vaccines for Pre-TeensImmunizations are safe for children of all ages. Follow the Center for Disease Control’s recommendation and have your preteen and teens immunized.
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Brain DevelopmentBabies are learning from day one! Talk, read, and sing to your baby often. One on one interaction is much more important than allowing screentime.
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Infant EliminationParents are often concerned about their infant’s stools. Learn about elimination so you will be prepared for the inevitable variations you will encounter.
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SkinThe skin is a living, breathing organ that needs observation and gentle care. Learn about normal variations in the skin of your newborn.
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Sudden Infant Death SyndromeTo reduce the incidence of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, infants should sleep on their back in an approved crib, without blankets or pillows. Learn about risk factors for SIDS in this short video.
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Babies and AnimalsWith proper supervision, your pet and baby can often co-exist. Learn easy steps to enhance the attachment.
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Second Hand SmokeThere is no safe smoke exposure for infants and children. Protect your child by avoiding smoke.
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Your Baby's VisionAn infant sees best at the 8-10 inch range and why parents and caregivers are encouraged to hold the infant at this distance for singing and talking.
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Vitamin DInfants who are breast fed need Vitamin D supplementation to provide for strong bones.
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Car Safety During Winter WeatherJoanie Holm, CNP discusses how to dress your baby for winter safety in the car seat.
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Winter ClothingJoanie Holm, CNP talks about the basics of dressing your child for winter.
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Concrete ThinkingJoanie Holm, CNP explores the concept of how children develop concrete thinking as they grow.
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ConcussionsJoanie Holm, CNP provides a review of concussion prevention and symptom awareness.
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Connection with Your ChildJoanie Holm, CNP, conveys how strong family relationships decrease health risk.
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Decision MakingJoanie Holm, CNP provides information on how to help your child learn to make decisions.
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Introducing Peanut ProductsJoanie Holm, CNP explores changes in infant nutrition recommendations.
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Over the Counter MedicationsJoanie Holm, CNP advises using caution with all medications for children.
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Play, A Child's WorkJoanie Holm, CNP discusses the value of child's play.
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ReadingJoanie Holm, CNP discusses how reading with your child sets a foundation for lifelong learning.
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SwaddlingJoanie Holm, CNP demonstrates swaddling and the benefits of holding your baby close.
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Welcoming a New SiblingJoanie Holm provides suggestions for helping your child adjust to life with a new sibling.
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Check out other videos Joanie Holm has worked on!
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