Recommended Websites and Apps

Recommended Websites and Apps

Our Vaccination Schedule
We follow the recommendations set forth by Bright Futures (AAP) and the CDC.

To view the Vaccine Information Sheets from the CDC, please click HERE.

RSV and more

• Protection against RSV
• Beyfortus information for parents
• Beyfortus indications: 
  • Infants younger than 8 months of age are recommended for nirsevimab if they meet the following criteria:
    1. Their birth mother did not receive RSV vaccine during pregnancy more than 14 days prior to birth OR maternal RSV vaccine status is unknown
    2. The day of nirsevimab administration is shortly before or during RSV season (typically October through March for most of the continental United States)
    3. They have not received a previous dose of nirsevimab during that RSV season
  • Because the risk of severe disease is highest during the first months after birth, nirsevimab is recommended within 1 week of birth for infants born shortly before or during the RSV season (typically October through March for most of the continental United States). Those who have not received a dose of nirsevimab are recommended to receive nirsevimab when entering the RSV season, including those who may have been born towards the end of the previous RSV season. 

Advice on common childhood problems 

• Massaging tear ducts 
• Common causes of cough in children
• RSV: when it’s more than just a cold

Asthma management

• How to use a Diskus style inhaler
• How to use an inhaler with spacer mask
• How to use an inhaler with spacer mouthpiece
• How to use a Pulmicort Turbuhaler
• General information on Asthma

AAP Healthy Children
This website is an extremely informative source for information ranging from the general to the specific encompassing an endless array of topics pertaining to your child and their health needs. It was developed and is maintained by the American Academy of Pediatrics.

Centers for Disease and Control Prevention
The Centers for Disease and Control Prevention is tasked with protecting public health and safety through the control and prevention of disease, injury, and disability. The website serves as an intelligent source of information on a vast variety of topics including infectious diseases, vaccines and obesity.

Click HERE for parent information : covers everything from safety at home to immunization schedules to developmental milestones.

Click HERE for vaccine information: provides up-to-date immunization schedules and resources.

Click HERE for travel information: Traveler information, vaccines and precautions for travel.

La Leche League International was founded in 1956 and serves as a comprehensive source for information, support and resources for breastfeeding mothers and their families.

Consumer product safety commission
Great website to check for recalls and alerts on consumer products. Click HERE to learn more.

(CPR classes) Red Cross
The Red Cross health and safety training and education including CPR classes.

Covid Info & Safety Guidelines

Concerned about covid? When to call us? Click here
Coronavirus: A Book for Children
BrightFutures.org (AAP)

Updated safety guidelines for the office. Click here 
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

Recommended Apps

Baby Sparks – Boost Your Baby’s Development
BabySparks gives parents the tools to help their babies develop to their full potential: hundreds of expert-created development-boosting activities, timely essential milestone information & customized programs designed for your baby’s specific needs.

Safe in the Seat
Quickly learn what car seat is right for your child based on age, height, and weight. Installation instruction videos, audio clips, and articles help you use the seat safely.

Doctor Yum – Eat well.  – Change your world.
Dr. Yum Project is a non-profit on a mission to help families and communities overcome the barriers to eating well. These barriers include food insecurity, lack of basic cooking skills, misconceptions that eating healthy food must be expensive and time-intensive, unfamiliarity with fresh and whole foods, typical “picky eating”, and a lack of informational resources on how to raise children who enjoy nutritious foods.

Solid Starts – How to introduce real food & raise happy eaters
Everything you need to know about babies starting solids, including baby feeding schedules, cup drinking, safety, sodium, baby-led weaning, and more. Have a toddler who has discovered the joys of gravity and needs to drop everything off the table? Or decided that their favorite food is now gross? We’ve got you covered.