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Your doctor has told you that you need a fetal echocardiogram, so now what? We review why they’re necessary and more here.

When it comes to your child’s cardiac care, you want the best of the best. That’s why we offer highly effective cardiology treatments for your child’s heart condition. Read on to learn about four of these treatments.

Increase fluid intake, do dietary adjustments, increase tummy message, warm bath and may use over the counter glycerin suppository or miralax. If child has developed vomiting, blood in stool or failure to gain weight, contact your pediatrician.

If your child has recently been diagnosed with a heart murmur, you might be wondering what your next steps are. Keep reading to learn what your child’s heart murmur diagnosis entails.

It can be tricky to decide whether or not you should take your child in to be seen when they’re sick. However, here, we highlight five reasons you should consider making that sick visit appointment for your child.

If your child has recently been diagnosed with high blood pressure, you might be wondering what to do next. We explain what high blood pressure looks like in children and how to understand your child’s diagnosis here.

An echocardiogram is a helpful tool in diagnosing and treating heart issues. Find out what to expect from the procedure if your child needs one.

While ADHD often is associated with behavioral problems, many people have found the condition has quite a few benefits that work to their advantage. Find out more encouraging facts about your child’s ADHD here.

It can be scary when your child complains of chest pain; however, when it comes to kids, rarely does it have anything to do with heart problems. Read on to learn more about 10 common conditions that can cause chest pain in children.

While it’s common for kids to worry every now and then, it can be concerning when those worries start to affect their quality of life. Read on to learn more about some warning signs of anxiety disorder in children.

Babies cry a lot. In fact, it’s typical for newborns to cry 2-3 hours a day during those first few months of life, but that can get very overwhelming as a parent. Here are five tips to help soothe your newborn so you can both relax.

Do you think your child might have an allergy? Allergies can be common in kids and we review the ones that pop up most often.

Getting sick is a normal part of growing up, but as a parent, it’s not always easy to know when your child’s illness warrants a trip to the doctor. Find out how sick visits can jump-start your child’s recovery and when to bring them in.

Autism testing is a diagnostic process used to determine whether an individual has autism spectrum disorder (ASD). The testing process involves a comprehensive assessment of an individual's behavior, language, communication skills, and social interactions.

Down syndrome is the most common genetic disorder causing developmental disabilities.

Abdominal pain is incredibly common in children, but it is difficult to make a timely diagnosis so the treatment can be initiated.