It can be concerning to wake up in the middle of the night to a crying baby, and find they’re flushed or hot to the touch. The thermometer confirms your suspicions: Your baby has a fever. But what should you do? It’s important to learn how to comfort your feverish baby and recognize when you need to seek medical care.

Finding a bump, rash, red mark, or welt on a child's body is more common than not finding one. Most of these are not worrisome; however, some may be more concerning than others. We will present some information about common skin findings in this slide presentation to help patient's better identify them. As always, if there is any concern, always consult the child's doctor to be sure.

As parents we’re always looking out for indications that something might be not-quite-right for our children. But the signs of a vision problem are not always really obvious.