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How can I talk to my kids about lying? May 9, 2018

Strategies for dealing with lying should differ by age group
Books can be a great way to address honesty with children
Communication and honesty from parents is key

Posted in Child Behavior, Parenting Articles & Tips, Pediatric Articles, Uncategorized | Tagged honesty, integrity, lying, truth

What should I do if my child bites? March 16, 2018

Biting is a common early childhood behavior that many parents dread
Isolating potential triggers for biting can be the quickest fix
Having a strategy to correct the behavior positively, and to reinforce better choices can shorten this phase

Posted in Child Behavior | Tagged biting, toddlers

What should I do if my child has a dental injury? February 9, 2018

A chipped tooth is usually cause to see the dentist, but frequent tooth chipping merits a pediatrician visit.
Soft tissue injuries inside the mouth that bleed continuously need emergency medical attention.
Unexplained or general oral pain, swelling or bleeding should be seen by a pediatrician.

Posted in Medical Conditions, Pediatric Articles | Tagged dentist, injuries, mouth, oral health, teeth, tooth

Spanish Fork Office Moving to 7th & 7th January 24, 2018

Effective January 27, 2018 our Spanish Fork Office will be located at 701 E 700 N in Spanish Fork. We’re excited about all our new facility has to offer: Allows us to expand to meet increasing demand. Features a layout better suited for patient and staff flow. Better meets your needs. Continues to include sick … Continue reading “Spanish Fork Office Moving to 7th & 7th”

Posted in UV Pediatric Notices | Tagged news, Spanish Fork Office

How do I soothe my child’s eczema with at-home treatments? January 19, 2018

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Nearly one out of five children under the age of 2 are affected by eczema.
Utah winters are especially hard on children battling this condition.
Consult your physician before starting new treatments.

Posted in Medical Conditions, Pediatric Articles | Tagged eczema, home remedies, itching, pain, skin

How can I get my kids to stop whining? January 2, 2018

Article at a glance:

Whining happens, but it shouldn't be the norm for your child.
Understanding why children whine can help you respond appropriately.
Setting clear boundaries around appropriate speech helps children understand what to do.

Posted in Child Behavior, Parenting Articles & Tips | Tagged behavior, communication, listening, whining

Making Sure Your Child’s Toys are Safe December 22, 2017

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Toys should serve child development—without putting them at risk.
Verify toys are appropriate for your child's age and abilities.
Supervised play is the best way to protect children from harm.

Posted in Child Safety, Parenting Articles & Tips, Pediatric Articles | Tagged birthdays, gifts, holidays, safety, toys

How can I get my kids to school on time? December 15, 2017

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With a little planning, mornings can become a time of peace and relaxation.
Tackling the next day's tasks the night before to reduce stress in the morning.
Use the extra time to bond with your family and leave home with a positive mindset.

Posted in Child Behavior, Healthy Living for Kids, Parenting Articles & Tips, School | Tagged breakfast, family, Mornings, Routine, school

Age-Appropriate Toys December 5, 2017

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Parents today have access to the safest toys ever made.
Age recommendations do not guarantee that toys will match a child's needs or developmental level.
Parents must do their research to find toys appropriate for their children.

Posted in Child Safety, Parenting Articles & Tips | Tagged development, gifts, holidays, play, toys

Would you let your child take on 40,000 dollars in debt? October 16, 2017

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Teens have opportunities to make huge financial choices.
Financial lessons are easiest to teach when lessons are cheap.
Separating allowance from chores lets you focus on teaching financial literacy.

Posted in Parenting Articles & Tips, Pediatric Articles, School, Teens | Tagged allowance, charity, debt, education, financial literacy, giving, savings, school, value

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