Creating a safe sleep environment for your baby isn’t just about comfort, it’s about protecting your little one’s life. Following the American Academy of Pediatrics’ recommendations can protect against sleep related risks.
When Thays noticed her newborn son Noah favoring one side, she learned he was experiencing torticollis and plagiocephaly. With support from his pediatrician and personalized physical therapy at Duly Health and Care, Noah made remarkable progress. Through gentle exercises, consistent at-home routines, and a strong therapist-family connection, Noah overcame torticollis and is now thriving — proof that early intervention and compassionate care can make all the difference.
That bump to the head might seem minor, but knowing the difference between “keep an eye on it” and “get to the ER now” could be critical for your young athlete. Most concussions heal completely with rest, but some warning signs demand immediate attention. Here’s what every parent needs to watch for.
Every child’s mind is unique, but when focus, energy, or impulsivity start getting in the way, it could be more than “just being a kid.” Learn how Duly pediatricians help parents recognize ADHD early and guide children toward thriving with the right support.
What are the different pediatric eye exams? How often should children get them? Here’s what you need to know.
A food allergy can be scary, but it doesn’t have to ruin trick-or-treating fun. Here’s how to keep your child safe and happy this Halloween.
How much screen time is too much screen time? What about social media? Here are answers to common questions about screen time.
Healthy habits are often formed early in life. Here’s how you and your child can talk about health and make healthy choices.
Ensure social media safety for your kids. Learn to start a conversation about mental health, healthy online behaviors, and setting boundaries.
You will experience breast changes during pregnancy, but why? Here’s how some key changes are preparing your body for breastfeeding.