Dangerous Internet Challenges and Why They Appeal to Kids

Social media challenges and “games” can be a tempting way for kids to gain attention online and win favor in their friend groups. Some social media challenges, like the ALS ice bucket challenge or the mannequin challenge, can be fun and positive activities with little to no lasting consequences. But other challenges that pop up […]

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How to Tame Your Child’s Sweet Tooth

With the holidays winding down, our houses are full of leftover desserts, candy from stockings, and hot chocolate kits received as gifts. Children can be tempted more than ever to feast on all that extra sugary goodness! The USDA’s Dietary Guidelines for Americans recommends children (and parents) limit added sugar to less than 10% of […]

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When to Keep Your Child Home From Child Care

When kids spend time close together, germs can spread between them. This is especially true for infants and toddlers, who often share toys that have been in their hands or mouths. Knowing when to keep your little one home sick from child care and school helps protect other children from illness. It can also give […]

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Protecting Your Health Information

Every year Pathway Pediatrics and our staff undergo annual training in regards to HIPAA compliance. Recently, we received a seal of compliance stating that we completed the necessary training and are compliant with HIPAA regulations. But what is HIPAA and why is it important for us to follow? And what does this have to do […]

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