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After the birth of your baby, you have many things to learn, and you may be overwhelmed with an abundance of information in the first few weeks after the baby's birth. It can be hard to keep track of everything you're being told! The most important thing we can recommend is asking questions to trusted resources like your baby's nurses and doctors.
Most common newborn concerns have to do with these four things, and we encourage you to ask your child's health care team questions if you are unsure about anything.
To help ease your journey, Dr. Madeline Davis, a pediatrician at Le Bonheur Pediatrics, addresses some common concerns new parents have.
Does it seem like your child is struggling with self-esteem or social anxiety? Let your Behavioral Health Consultant help. Each of our Le Bonheur Pediatric clinics have a Behavioral Health Consultant that can help your child manage that anxiety and build confidence in themselves. `
By teaching skills such as mindfulness, your child will learn to manage the physical feelings of anxiety. Talking through social scenarios and identifying tips to help kids and teens interact with their peers, the Behavioral Health Consultant can help your child become more confident in themselves. Contact your clinic location to schedule an appointment.
Childhood accidents occur daily, but few are as dangerous and fast-acting as button battery ingestions. Button batteries are small, round, shiny batteries found in everything from remote controls to musical greeting cards and even children’s toys. While they may appear harmless, if swallowed they can cause life-threatening injuries in just a matter of minutes to hours. The number of children swallowing button batteries is on the rise, and the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) estimates about 6,000 children visit the Emergency Room (ER) in the U.S. each year for swallowing a button battery.
Our phones are currently down at the Collierville office. We’re working on a solution and apologize for the inconvenience.
Constipation is a common — but often overlooked — issue for kids. Whether it’s the result of dietary habits, changes in routine or simply not wanting to use the bathroom at school, many children struggle with irregular or painful bowel movements at some point.
While it might seem like a minor inconvenience, chronic constipation can impact a child’s mood, appetite and overall well-being. Dr. Price Edwards, pediatric gastroenterologist at Le Bonheur Children's Hospital, discusses the causes, symptoms and strategies for preventing and treating constipation in kids, so families can find relief and get back to focusing on the joys of childhood.
Update: we have power!
Our power is currently out at the Ridgeway Loop location, but we are open and seeing patients. We’re working on having our phones rolled. In the meantime, please call our Collierville location at 901-457-2880, and they can schedule for the Loop location. Thank you and sorry for the inconvenience!
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