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Tag: children's injuries

Toddler getting their head wrapped in bandage by two healthcare workers
November 6, 2024/Primary Care

When Is a Bump on the Head Serious?

Watch for severe symptoms in older kids and adults, but kids under age 2 should always see a provider

Healthcare provider in scrubs and mask in operating room checking IV line
July 8, 2024/Children's Health

Is Anesthesia Safe for Kids?

Advances in technology and medications have made the process safer than ever

Young child coloring with crayons
December 8, 2023/Children's Health

Are Crayons Toxic? What To Do if Your Kid Eats One

They’re nontoxic, but crayons can cause an upset stomach and pose a serious choking hazard

Child cries on a slide at the playground.
August 24, 2023/Children's Health

How To Treat 12 Common Playground Injuries

From split lips to splinters, a little first-aid can get your kiddo back on the swing set in no time

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child dragging heavy backpack
August 10, 2023/Children's Health

Is Your Child’s Bookbag Weighing Them Down? Here’s How To Lighten the Load

For starters, pick the right size backpack for your child, with wide, padded straps

Curious toddler exploring mom's makeup case, holding foundation tube.
July 31, 2023/Children's Health

Keep These Bathroom Items Out of Kids’ Reach

Many cosmetic products can cause poisoning and chemical burns

Dad with child that has a splinter
April 6, 2022/Children's Health

How To Remove a Splinter — and When to Call Your Doctor

The best tools and practices from a pediatrician

An adult holds a child and feels their forehead
July 14, 2021/Children's Health

Should I Take My Child to the Emergency Room or Pediatrician?

Specific symptoms will warrant a trip to the emergency room

Father swinging child by arms
July 6, 2021/Children's Health

Why You Shouldn’t Pick Up or Swing a Child By the Arms

Nursemaid’s elbow commonly occurs in children

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