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Information provided through the following Internet links is intended for educational purposes only. This information should not replace or be a substitute for the medical advice provided by your physician. North Fulton Pediatrics takes no responsibility for the content of these links.

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:: Adolescents and School-aged Children
– Allergies in Children
– Asthma and Your Child
– Students With Chronic Health Conditions: Guidance for Families, Schools, and Students
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:: Behavioral and Psychosocial Issues
– Sleep Problems in Children
– Temper Tantrums: A Normal Part of Growing Up
– Understanding ADHD: Information for Parents
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:: Common Illnesses and Conditions
– Acute Ear Infections and Your Child
– Diarrhea and Dehydration
– Fever and Your Child
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:: Connected Kids
– Bullying: It’s Not OK
– How Do Infants Learn?
– Teaching Good Behavior: Tips on How to Discipline
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:: Growth and Development
– Bedwetting
– Learning Disabilities: What Parents Need to Know
– Your Child’s Growth: Developmental Milestones
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:: Immunization Information
– Immunizations: What You Need to Know
– Your Baby’s First Vaccines: What You Need to Know (VIS)
– Protect Yourself and Help Protect Your Baby: Information for New Moms on the Tdap Vaccine
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:: Newborns, Infants, and Toddlers
– Diaper Rash
– Eczema (Atopic Dermatitis)
– Jaundice and Your Newborn
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:: Nutrition and Fitness
– Encourage Your Child to Be Physically Active
– Right from the Start: ABCs of Good Nutrition for Young Children
– Starting Solid Foods
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:: Plain Language
– Colds
– Constipation
– RSV, Bronchiolitis, and Your Baby
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:: Promoting Pediatric Care
– For Today’s Teens: A Message From Your Pediatrician
– How Special Is Your Child?
– You and Your Pediatrician
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:: Safety and Prevention
– Car Safety Seat Checkup
– Home Safety Checklist
– Parent’s Guide to Toy Safety
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:: Sexual Health and Sexuality
– Deciding to Wait
– Puberty–Ready or Not Expect Some Big Changes
– Talking to Your Young Child About Sex
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:: Substance Abuse Issues
– Drug Abuse Prevention Starts with Parents
– Substance Abuse Prevention Part I: What Every Parent Needs to Know
– Testing Your Teen for Illicit Drugs: Information for Parents
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:: Teen Resources
– Acne–How to Treat and Control It
– Eating Disorders: Anorexia and Bulimia
– Important Information for Teens Who Get Headaches
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:: TIPP Sheets
– Firearms Injury Prevention
– First Year of Life: Framingham Safety Survey
– 1 to 2 Years: Safety for Your Child
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:: Vaccine Information Statements
– Influenza (Flu) Vaccine (Inactivated)
– Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccine
– Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Vaccine
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American Academy of Pediatrics – Healthy Children

  • Healthy Children

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    Helpful Resources

    • Car Seat Guildelines for 2017
      All infants and children should be secured in a child restraint appropriate for their age and size. Consult healthchildren.org guideline before you buy your next car seat.
    • International Hip Dysplasia – Hip healthy Swaddling
      Improper swaddling may lead to hip dysplasia or developmental dysplasia of the hip.  When in the womb the baby’s lets are in a fetal position with the legs bent up and across each other.  Sudden straightening of the legs to a standing position can loosen the joints and damage the soft cartilage of the socket.  Click on this link to read more.

    • MotherToBaby- Breastfeeding and Prescription Medication – Fact Sheets

      • The experts behind MotherToBaby have created fact sheets that answer frequently asked questions about exposures during pregnancy and breastfeeding. MotherToBaby Fact Sheets are available in both English and Spanish and can be downloaded for free. Currently available fact sheets are listed below by category of exposure. All medications are listed by generic name. The generic name can be found on your prescription or medication packaging listed as the Active Ingredient, or in parentheses after the medication’s brand name.

    Publications

    • Atlanta PARENT Magazine
      From the publishers of Atlanta PARENT Magazine, this is a monthly and neatly organized events and information resource site.
    • Scholastic Online
      A great resource of ideas for children of all ages.

    Pediatric/Medical Organizations