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We’re Opening a New Office in Vineyard May 4, 2020

We’re excited to announce that our new office in Vineyard is almost ready to open. Besides being larger, the new office will have easier driving access, more parking, and new, ground-level construction. We’re excited to be in a location that’s conveniently located for many of our patients. Dr. Doug Later, and Dr. Richard Later, Kristi … Continue reading “We’re Opening a New Office in Vineyard”

Posted in UV Pediatric Notices | Tagged locations, provo-office, Vineyard

Top 6 Most-Asked Newborn Questions March 9, 2020

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Having a newborn brings joy and excitement along with questions.
Bonding, feeding, bathing, and caring for your baby are all things you may be wondering how to do.
Remember, we are just a phone call away. If you don't see your questions here, call us!

Posted in Infants, Pediatric Articles | Tagged development, infants, new baby, New Mother, newborn

Can Active Video Games and ‘Exergames’ Replace Exercise? February 27, 2020

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Active video games do not boost children’s overall activity levels.
Study follows 78 children for 12 weeks to find out if active video games increase physical activity.
Active video games do have some advantages, but studies suggest they are not an effective way for children to get their 60 minutes of physical activity a day.

Posted in Healthy Living for Kids, Pediatric Articles

Bonding With a Newborn Baby February 24, 2020

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Bonding is important for your baby’s cognitive and social development.
For some bonding is instantaneous, but for others it is a gradual experience.
Caring for your baby, spending time together, baby wearing, kangarooing, and breastfeeding are all excellent ways to bond with your baby.

Posted in Infants, Pediatric Articles | Tagged development, emotional health, infants

A Guide to Parent School Involvement February 15, 2020

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Studies show involved parents have kids that are more likely to excel in school.
Involvement comes in many forms and opportunities are available for working parents.
By being strategic and proactive, working parents can get involved early.

Posted in Parenting Articles & Tips, Pediatric Articles, School | Tagged school, volunteering, working parent

6 Common Newborn Rashes February 10, 2020

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Newborn rashes are common, and most don't require medical treatment.
Rashes, like eczema, have a genetic pre-disposition and can be treated with moisturizing cream.
Environmental factors, such as heat and allergens, can also cause newborns to develop a rash.

Posted in Infants, Medical Conditions, Pediatric Articles | Tagged at-home treatment, eczema, rash, rashes

Temper tantrums: A parent’s survival guide January 16, 2020

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Tantrums are a normal part of growing up as children start to assert their independence and learn how to express emotions.
Teach your child that anger is a common feeling and how to express it constructively.
Teach children that they can get your attention with good behavior instead of seeking negative attention.

Posted in Child Behavior, Parenting Articles & Tips, Pediatric Articles | Tagged parenting, tantrums, toddlers

7 Ways to Ease Cold and Flu Symptoms Without Medicine January 13, 2020

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Very few cold & flu medicines are suitable for young children.
Parents always want to help but are sometimes at a loss on what to do.
Ease their symptoms with seven simple suggestions.

Posted in Parenting Articles & Tips, Pediatric Articles | Tagged cold, cold & flu, flu, flu season, natural remedies

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