Bacterial Infections Articles

Summary: In this article, you'll learn about the common causes of green poop in toddlers, including dietary factors, fast digestion, and health-related issues. You'll also discover when it's necessary to consult a pediatrician, how to address green poop through diet changes and monitoring, and what normal stool colors look like for toddlers.

Impetigo accounts for about 10% of skin conditions in children and is the most common skin infection in children between the ages of 2 and 5. Blueberry Pediatricians Dr. Rachel Tellez and Dr. Kristina Javier discuss all you need to know about impetigo in children, from causes and symptoms to prevention and treatment.

If you've ever noticed your baby rubbing her ear or the side of her head, you may have wondered what the heck is going on? Is she just scratching an itch, or could there be something else more serious?

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Although baby eczema is one of the most common skin conditions to occur in children under the age of 10, it can be very upsetting when it first appears on our baby’s beautiful, new skin.

After your child is diagnosed with an ear infection, you may wonder: are other symptoms a result of their ear infection? Wonder no more. Our board-certified pediatricians weigh-in on common questions parents ask.

Learn about pink eye and how to manage it. Discover if it's contagious, what the treatment options are, and when to seek medical advice.

Strep throat is common among children. Learn the signs, symptoms, and preventative measures of strep throat in this in-depth guide, medically reviewed by Dr. Kristen Borchetta, DO.