Tag Archives: Teens

Welcome to the Summer Series

Posted on May 20, 2013

Summer is almost here, and with it comes the break from the usually hectic pace of juggling school, practices, work, appointments, lessons and more. But trying to figure out how to keep kids entertained and engaged can be a challenge … Continue reading →

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Keeping Kids Safe from Medication

Posted on March 20, 2013 by Caroline R. Paul, MD

It is 11pm on a wintry February night. A mother gives liquid Tylenol to her sick child. Exhausted, the mother returns to bed and then remembers the Tylenol is still on the bathroom counter. She makes a mental note to … Continue reading →

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Keeping Kids Safe: Gun Safety

Posted on March 8, 2013 by Caroline R. Paul, MD

As a pediatrician, when I care for my patients, I recognize that every family is unique. This includes respecting and accepting the family’s values and beliefs, and the environment in which they live. But, to provide the very best care … Continue reading →

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Seven Tips for Sledding Safely

Posted on January 31, 2013 by Caroline R. Paul, MD

We are fortunate to have a lot of great sledding hills in the Madison area. If you are not within walking distance of a hill, you can easily pack up the kids in the car and drive to a great … Continue reading →

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Is Your Child Well Enough for School?

Posted on January 14, 2013 by Lisa Go, MD

As kids return to school after the holiday break, chances are you’ll start to encounter runny noses and sore throats once again. As a parent, you’re often faced with the decision as to whether your child is well enough to … Continue reading →

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