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6 things you should never share about your kids online
The new term "sharenting" is a portmanteau from the words "sharing" and "parenting." It refers to the practice of parents publicizing a large amount of potentially sensitive content about their children on the internet. You might love to share pictures and updates about your family ...
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Relieving Camryn's Scoliosis Pain
Camryn, who has scoliosis, recently returned to school after a thoracic spinal fusion. She is now pain free, her posture is straighter and she can breathe more easily. ...
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A Heart for Haevyn
On September 20, 2012, Brandie and Dustin Stoddard welcomed their second baby girl into the world. Haevyn Delanie weighed-in at a healthy seven pounds, two ounces, was 18 inches long, and went home right on schedule. ...
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Christopher's Story: A "So Fun" Surgery
When Christopher Warren was in third grade, he was asked to write a story about something that happened in his life. And it wasn’t your average story. ...
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Endoscopic Craniosynostosis Repair
We pioneered minimally invasive craniosynostosis surgery 25 years ago, and we still lead the Midwest in experience and outcomes. ...
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Logan - A Year to Remember
He may be only two months old. And he’s only recently gone home from the NICU at St. Louis Children’s Hospital. But after the year his parents have had, it’s not an unreasonable question for dad, Joe Dixon, to ask the doctor. ...
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Jolene: Facing a Lifetime of Challenges
When Roberta Miller’s 7-year-old daughter, Jolene Green, required surgery to remove a tumor compressing her airway, she knew St. Louis Children’s Hospital was where her daughter needed to be. ...
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Sierra's Story - Pedaling for a Cause
Only 7-years-old, Sierra Miller has already made a difference in the lives of those who love her and those who have cared for her since her leukemia diagnosis two years ago. ...
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Tackling the Toddler Crib-to-Bed Transition
I’m here to tell you, moving a toddler from a crib to a regular bed is not that difficult. It’s keeping them there that is trying! ...
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Depressed Children Respond Differently To Rewards Than Other Kids
Brains react less robustly to success, rewards By Jim Dryden / Washington University School of Medicine For many children, holidays and birthdays are often linked to presents and excitement, but when a young child doesn’t seem all that enthused about getting gifts, it could be ...
Provider results for "behavioral pediatrics"
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Timothy Spiegel, MD
- Psychiatry-Pediatric
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Caryn Garriga, MD
- Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics
- Pediatrics
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Paul Simons, MD
- Pediatrics
- Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics
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Abigail Kissel, MD
- Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics
- Pediatrics
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Michael Huang, MD, MS
- Hematology-Pediatric
- Oncology-Pediatric
- Pediatrics
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Carrie Coughlin, MD
- Dermatology-Pediatric
- Dermatology