Pediatrics for Parents

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Articles in May, 2001 issue of Pediatrics for Parents

• When To Call The Doctor, Part One: Fever
  by Stuart M. Copperman
• Libraries For Little Ones - importance of reading to your children
  by Michael K. Meyerhoff
• Scooter Safety - tips from the Consumer Product Safety Commission on use of safety equipment and first aid care
  by Holly Vance
• Anticoagulants & Breast-Feeding
• Our Magnificent Children
  by John E. Monaco
• Intelli-Table - recall of Fisher-Price Intelli-Table toys
• PediaTrick: Diaper Rash
• Childhood Poisoning - prevention techniques
• Bicycles - recall of Carbon fiber Giant Bicycle Front Forks manufactured by Giant Bicycle Inc
• Long-Term Effects of Head Start
• Video Games and Violent Behavior - research on possible connection between watching violence on television, playing violent video games and aggressive behavior in children
• Toy Brooms - recall of Ti-dee Helper brooms manufactured by EMSCO Inc
• PediaTrick Recall
• Bats and Rabies
• Water Rocket Toys - recall of Splash Blaster Water Rockets manufactured by Spin Master Toys - www.spinmaster.com
• A New Approach to Ear Infections
• Mice Allergies - may contribute to childhood asthma problems
• Wipe Warmer - recall of Safety 1st Wipe Warmer model #26133 manufactured by Safety 1st Co - www.safety1st.com
• Infant Sleeping Position
• Teen Drinking - and probability of future alcohol problems
• The Cost of ADHD - attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
• Push 'n Pop Toys - recall of Tropical Fish and Rockin' Reptile Push'n Pop Toys manufactured by Raymond Geddes and Co
• Youth Violence - report on youth violence prevention programs
  by Harry Pellman
• Vaccination Records - importance of keeping accurate records
• Hidden Ingredients - ingredients that can cause food allergic reactions are sometimes not listed
• Day Care and Asthma - ways to lessen the chance of childhood asthma