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At Bluebird Kids Health, we believe that trusted medical advice should be accessible—not just in the exam room, but wherever families are looking for answers. That’s why our pediatricians are frequently called on to share their expertise in the media. Whether you’re already part of our community or simply searching for guidance, this is a place where you’ll find answers to real questions, backed by experience and care.

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News Archive

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Newborn being fed by mother

How Much Should a Newborn Eat

" 'The most important thing to remember about feeding a newborn is that, within broad guidelines, you follow baby’s signals about how much is enough,' ” advises Dr. Laura Steelman.
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IPads in kindergarten, YouTube videos at snack time: Parents are pushing back on screens in the early grades

"Screen time, when it’s purposeful, can augment the work of the teacher and it can be wonderfully complementary,” said Dr. Michael Glazier, chief medical officer of Bluebird Kids Health"
Teenage boy eating from a bowl

What Is 'Boy Kibble'

Dr. Szar notes that parents often assume that eating issues pertain only to teen girls, this is not true. "Teenage boys can also be affected by body standards and social media influence that can progress to unhealthy, restrictive eating patterns."
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The Top 5 Illnesses We’re Seeing in Kids Right Now — and How We Help Families Decide What to Do Next

One of the most common questions parents ask us at Bluebird Kids Health is, “Is this something I can manage at home, or should I call the doctor?”
A kid searching for underwear in a drawer

The Best Underwear for Kids

The two most important aspects of underwear for kids is the overall fit and the degree of breathability,” said Michael Glazier, MD.
Baby holding its own bottle

When Do Babies Hold Their Own Bottle? Experts Answer

Developmentally, holding a bottle helps baby build fine-motor skills—which lay the foundation for future milestones, such as using utensils and writing, explains Kellie Allen