Baytown Pediatricians

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Baytown Pediatric Articles

The importance of sleep in your child's classroom performance

Fall is busy, so it’s no surprise that the importance of the kids getting enough sleep can sometimes get lost in the shuffle. But for optimal classroom performance, kids need to get enough sleep. Read how to best help your children get the rest they need.

Comfort and distract your child during a vaccination

Parents can support their kids during their appointment by asking questions and following immunization tips. Learn how to find a top rated Houston pediatrician that will provide excellent medical care.

7 Tips for Kids' Summer Safety

Practice close supervision when children are swimming in pools or lakes. (Photo courtesy of Angie's List member David Pagenhardt)

Pediatricians and children's health and safety experts provide advice and tips on how to keep kids safe during a wide range summertime activities, such as when swimming in pools or lakes.

Summer Safety Tips: Dealing with a poison ivy rash

As the old adage goes: "If it has leaves of three, let it be..." Beyond its three leaves, also be on the lookout for red vines that appear fuzzy or hairy. (Photo courtesy of Rob Blenkhorn of KillMyPoisonIvy.com)

Rashes from poison ivy and other poisonous plants can produce uncomfortable irritation, but most treatments can be applied at home, pediatricians say.