Eczema is one of the most common skin conditions in children, especially during the colder, drier months. Dr. Kayla Buker talks about what eczema really is and how to keep your child’s skin healthy.
Dr. Jay Rosenbloom shares an important milestone in his life. He has donated 18 gallons of blood! In this blog, he explains why he encourages everyone, especially patients’ families, to consider becoming regular donors.
Dr. Jay Rosenbloom explains molluscum contagiosum, a common and harmless childhood skin condition. Learn what the bumps look like, how they spread, and what helps support healing.
If your little one arrives sooner than expected, it’s natural to feel a mix of excitement and anxiety! Nurse Practitioner Jeanette Haughton shares what to expect as you bring them home.
ADHD affects an estimated 11% of school-age children. Dr. Robert Cordes helps you to understand this neurodevelopmental disorder and how early diagnosis/intervention can improve social, academic, and overall well-being.
Pediatric Associates of the Northwest is following the American Academy of Pediatrics’ (AAP’s) evidence-based vaccine recommendations, which continue to include the COVID-19 vaccine.
For many new moms, the thought of pumping at work comes with a lot of questions. Make the transition smoother with these tips from PANW lactation consultant, Katie Kennedy.
September is National Childhood Obesity Awareness Month. Worried about your child’s weight? Read our pediatricians’ tips for preventing diabetes and supporting healthy weight management.
Ensuring your children are adequately hydrated is best, but recognizing initial signs of dehydration gives you the chance to take immediate action.
Ready to dive into summer fun? Start with our practical resource filled with tips to help kids stay safe, healthy, and smiling all season long.