Things to Remember After Your Visit
After you return home, you may still have some questions about your child’s stay. You may also have questions about how to take care of your child once they are home. Find answers here!
Study: Black children disproportionately face autism diagnosis delays
Diagnosing a child with autism typically is a monthslong process involving multiple assessments, but for Black children the delay was found to average more than three years in a recent study. From the parents’ first […]
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Strategies for reducing the infant mortality rate
A pregnant patient’s race, social status, access to medical care and living conditions all can affect whether they are more likely to deliver a baby weighing less than 5 pounds, 8 ounces (low birth weight), […]
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Volunteer Fred Bennett honored for service with tree planting
For the past 13 years, Fred Bennett has assumed the role of “candy man” at the gift shop in Norton Women’s & Children’s Hospital. This dedicated volunteer is known for ensuring that staff and visitors […]
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How to help a baby with reflux
Spitting up, or reflux, can be normal in infants and may not always require treatment. Reflux is in babies is different from reflux in adults because the part of the esophagus that closes when we’re […]
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How to choose a pediatrician
Navigating a pregnancy, moving to a new city or even moving to a new neighborhood can cause a lot of upheaval for a family. Whether you’re choosing a pediatrician for the first time, looking to […]
Read Full Story
Study: Black children disproportionately face autism diagnosis delays
Diagnosing a child with autism typically is a monthslong process involving multiple assessments, but for Black children the delay was found to average more than three years in a recent study. From the parents’ first […]
Read Full Story
Strategies for reducing the infant mortality rate
A pregnant patient’s race, social status, access to medical care and living conditions all can affect whether they are more likely to deliver a baby weighing less than 5 pounds, 8 ounces (low birth weight), […]
Read Full Story
Volunteer Fred Bennett honored for service with tree planting
For the past 13 years, Fred Bennett has assumed the role of “candy man” at the gift shop in Norton Women’s & Children’s Hospital. This dedicated volunteer is known for ensuring that staff and visitors […]
Read Full Story
How to help a baby with reflux
Spitting up, or reflux, can be normal in infants and may not always require treatment. Reflux is in babies is different from reflux in adults because the part of the esophagus that closes when we’re […]
Read Full Story
How to choose a pediatrician
Navigating a pregnancy, moving to a new city or even moving to a new neighborhood can cause a lot of upheaval for a family. Whether you’re choosing a pediatrician for the first time, looking to […]
Read Full Story
