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If you have noticed small, smooth bumps appearing on your child’s skin that seem to spread over time, you may be seeing molluscum contagiosum. While the name sounds alarming, molluscum is… Read more: Molluscum Contagiosum in Children: The Common Skin Bumps That Look Worse Than They Are

Why World Mental Health Day Matters October 10 is World Mental Health Day — a global reminder that mental health is just as important as physical health. At Mid City Pediatrics,… Read more:  World Mental Health Day: Supporting Emotional Wellness in Children

Every fall, families start to see signs of the season — cooler mornings, football games, pumpkin patches… and unfortunately, flu season. At Mid City Pediatrics, we know parents often wonder: “Didn’t… Read more: Why Your Child Needs a Flu Vaccine Every Year

The start of a new school year can bring lots of excitement—but also some jitters, especially for kids. As a pediatrician and a mom, I’ve lived this firsthand. When my kids… Read more: Back-to-School Anxiety in Kids: What’s Normal and What’s Not

At Mid City Pediatrics, we are always looking for innovative ways to better understand and support the children and families we serve. One of the latest tools available in our practice… Read more: Understanding FRAT Testing: A New Tool for Children with Autism and Developmental Concerns