How Much Facebook Is Too Much for Kids?
If you’ve ever asked a seven-year-old to teach you how to use your computer, you’re not alone. We are living in a time of lightning-fast change. Our kids’ understanding of computer technology seems to...
View ArticlePreventing Cavities for Your Kids
Part of being a parent means becoming educated on common childhood diseases: Red itchy spots are a sign of chicken pox, untreated whooping cough could lead to severe health problems… But what about the...
View ArticleBreakfast: An Important Ingredient in Your Child’s Success
It’s the meal that everyone seems to brush aside when running late; that’s always skipped when on a diet; that never seems to be ranked very high on the list of priorities; it’s breakfast. And although...
View ArticleCan Snoring Cause Behavior Problems in Children?
The journal Pediatrics, published by the American Academy of Pediatrics, included an article in its March issue that is not only gaining publicity but also causing concern and confusion among parents....
View ArticleIdentifying the Warning Signs of Autism and Asperger’s Syndrome
Recently, the Center for Disease Control announced an increase in autism cases in the United States, citing data from a study that looked at numerous health records from 14 states. Now, 1 in 88...
View ArticleSchedule Your Child’s Back-to-School Checkup and Sports Physicals Now!
Your child’s school or sports team may require a checkup in order to register in July and August for the Fall school year or team sports. Appointment times fill up fast, so schedule a back-to-school...
View ArticlePCRR Participates in Meningitis Research Study for 10-12 year olds
Health officials in Texas have been talking a lot about the dangers of meningitis lately. But, what exactly is it and how can it affect your child? What is Meningitis? Meningitis is a potentially...
View ArticleRecognizing the Signs of Bullying
In 2011, the Center for Disease control and prevention announced that 20% of children in grades 9-12 have experienced bullying. Bullying is not just a mean comment on the playground but a serious...
View ArticleTeaching Your Kids About Personal Hygiene
No matter your child’s age, maintaining good personal hygiene is essential for overall health and preventing the spread of illness. Kids need to be taught important habits such as when to wash hands...
View ArticleThe RSV Virus – Is My Baby at Risk?
While the flu virus is getting all the attention lately, there is another virus that’s putting babies in the hospital and is just as life threatening. The virus is called RSV and it begins with...
View ArticleCommunity Sports: The Perfect Way to Get Your Child Moving This Summer
There is no need for your child to be a couch potato this summer! There are ample opportunities to play volleyball, basketball, cheerleading and more by joining a team sport. By encouraging your child...
View ArticleEnjoy Family Fun at Kids Fitness Fun Day!
It’s that wonderful time of year again! Dr. Katalenas, our Pediatric Center of Round Rock crew, and the Round Rock ISD Council of PTAs are gearing up to host the second year of Kids Fitness Fun Day –...
View ArticleDo You Know the Facts About Autism?
Concerns about autism are in the minds of new parents these days. It is alarming to learn that the disorder affects 1 % of our children; it is a lifelong condition for which there is no cure. Most...
View ArticleTips for a Safe Prom: Are Your Kids Ready for the Big Night?
Trisha Korioth and the American Academy of Pediatrics have recently released a guide to help parents with important decisions they must face at the end of the school year, when teenagers get ready to...
View ArticleSafety at Sea: Precautions to Help Parents Protect Kids on Boats
As the school year comes to an end, many families are planning their vacations; some of the favorite activities, include enjoying fresh sea air, water sports and fishing. Before heading into open...
View ArticleHow Much Facebook Is Too Much for Kids?
If you’ve ever asked a seven-year-old to teach you how to use your computer, you’re not alone. We are living in a time of lightning-fast change. Our kids’ understanding of computer technology seems to...
View ArticlePreventing Cavities for Your Kids
Part of being a parent means becoming educated on common childhood diseases: Red itchy spots are a sign of chicken pox, untreated whooping cough could lead to severe health problems… But what about the...
View ArticleNeed Affordable Health Insurance for Your Family? You Now Have Options!
Beginning January 1, almost all Americans must have health insurance. If you do not have health insurance, you may have to pay a penalty. The requirement is a part of the Affordable Care Act, the...
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