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… Things to Know Before You Enroll Your Child in Swim Lessons Blog Drowning … at risk of drowning. Constant, capable supervision is the most important factor in preventing a child from drowning. Swim lessons should complement supervision and never replace it, regardless of a …

… help Blog Car Seat Child Passenger Safety Awareness Center for Family Health and Safety Selecting and installing a car seat is not an easy task. It’s common to have questions and doubts. Which car seat is the … available. This will help the CPS Technician provide the most accurate information coming from the manufacturer. …

… 800 kids born in the U.S. have a cleft lip and/or palate. Most of the time, the cause is unknown. “The term we use is … a bottle. With a cleft lip and palate, the lip doesn’t form completely. There’s also a separation in the roof of the … care team at Phoenix Children’s. They both attended every visit together and appreciated the network of people …

… and collaborate on the diagnosis and treatment of MIS-C. In most instances, kids who receive appropriate care are making … care If parents suspect their child might have MIS-C, a visit to their pediatrician or emergency department should … 4. MIS-C can’t spread between children This condition isn’t communicable, but COVID-19 is highly contagious. Families …

… Bike Safety Injury Prevention Phoenix Children’s Center for Family Health and Safety When riding a bicycle, one must … family has joined me in many of these rides and I have also competed in bike events.   In our previous bike safety blog, … trips. Ride safely through intersections. Use the right-most lane that goes in your directions. If you're heading …

… to Dr. Wendy Bernatavicius , division chief of primary, complex care and adolescent medicine at Phoenix Children’s, to answer the most common questions she gets in her practice about … don’t only affect children with compromised immune systems. For example, the pertussis vaccine can prevent whooping …

… our baby was 23 weeks new in my womb.  After many doctor’s visits and ultrasounds, we had a diagnosis: Jaxton was born full term with a complete atrioventricular septal defect (AVSD) . A complete … got to come home to grow until his surgery date. It almost felt like life was going to be normal. Jaxton was …