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Why Can't Babies Have Honey? Understanding the Risks and Safety Guidelines
Babies under 12 months should never have honey, in any form. A pediatrician explains the infant-botulism risk and exactly when honey becomes safe.
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RSV: A Must-Read Guide from a Pediatrician
As the weather gets cooler and seasons shift to fall and winter, seasonal illnesses will likely hit your household. But the common cold and flu aren't the only illnesses parents should be concerned about. RSV is just as contagious and likely to be contracted by your little one (regardless of age). Learn the signs, symptoms, treatment, and ways to prevent RSV in this in-depth guide, medically reviewed by Dr. Kristina Javier, MD FAAP.
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A Complete Guide to Safe, Stress-Free Holiday Travel
Traveling is inherently stressful. Crowds, traffic, long lines - the list of obstacles one faces from one destination to another is endless. And when you layer in children - no matter the age - travel feels downright overwhelming. Stress less with this guide from Blueberry's pediatric team, which is sure to make your journey more seamless.
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Bab
10 min read
Why Can't Babies Have Honey? Understanding the Risks and Safety Guidelines
Babies under 12 months should never have honey, in any form. A pediatrician explains the infant-botulism risk and exactly when honey becomes safe.
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9 min read
Is Your Child's MMR Up to Date? A Pre-Camp and Travel Checklist
Two MMR doses protect about 97 of 100 kids from measles, and most summer camps ask for proof of both. Here's how to check your child's MMR status in minutes, when to catch up before camp or travel, and what pediatricians say about safety.
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9 minutes
RSV: A Must-Read Guide from a Pediatrician
As the weather gets cooler and seasons shift to fall and winter, seasonal illnesses will likely hit your household. But the common cold and flu aren't the only illnesses parents should be concerned about. RSV is just as contagious and likely to be contracted by your little one (regardless of age). Learn the signs, symptoms, treatment, and ways to prevent RSV in this in-depth guide, medically reviewed by Dr. Kristina Javier, MD FAAP.
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4 Minutes
Sharing Isn’t Always Caring: Preventing Herpes Simplex Virus in Children
Most parents teach their children to be generous and to share. Family members often show affection by sharing their drinks, utensils, or by kissing a child. But sometimes, these simple acts of caring can be dangerous
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7 Minutes
A Complete Guide to Safe, Stress-Free Holiday Travel
Traveling is inherently stressful. Crowds, traffic, long lines - the list of obstacles one faces from one destination to another is endless. And when you layer in children - no matter the age - travel feels downright overwhelming. Stress less with this guide from Blueberry's pediatric team, which is sure to make your journey more seamless.
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4 Minutes
Vision and Hearing: Why Screenings Matter Before School Starts
Catching small problems early can make a big difference in learning. Here's what to know about back-to-school eye and ear checks.
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5 minutes
Managing Constipation in Kids: A Pediatrician's Guide to Happy Tummies
Learn how to prevent and relieve constipation in children with pediatrician-backed tips on diet, hydration, and bathroom routines. Discover expert support from Blueberry Pediatrics and Begin Health.
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5 Minutes
Sun Safety 101: Protecting Your Children with Sunscreen
Protect your child's skin from the sun with expert advice on sunscreen for kids. Learn about mineral vs chemical sunscreens, SPF levels, and post-sun care.
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14 min read
Baby Fever: When to Worry and What to Do
A baby fever is a rectal temperature of 100.4°F or higher. Learn what causes infant fevers, when to worry by age, home care tips, fever medications, and when to call the doctor or go to the ER.
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