by North Texas Medical Center | Jun 15, 2021 | Primary Care, Women's Services
You are already halfway through your baby’s first year. This should be an exciting time for you and your family. This age can come with a wider variety of challenges. As your baby becomes more developed, he or she will be able to interact more with the... read more 
by North Texas Medical Center | Jun 8, 2021 | Primary Care, Women's Services
As your baby gets older, you may be shocked at just how quickly time goes by. It may feel like you just brought your baby home from the hospital; however, he or she is already at five months of age. You will notice that they are becoming more active. He or she may... read more 
by North Texas Medical Center | May 19, 2021 | Women's Services
Has your baby reached four months of age? If so, this is a fun age. At this age, a lot of your day is going to be spent playing with your baby. Babies tend to smile, laugh, and reach for objects all the time. This is when babies tend to develop a lot of curiosity.... read more 
by North Texas Medical Center | May 12, 2021 | Primary Care, Women's Services
So, your baby has reached his or her third month of life. What is this going to mean for you? It probably means that your baby is spending a lot of time with a smile on his or her face. A baby at this age is also going to respond to speech, and may even coo or babble... read more 
by North Texas Medical Center | May 5, 2021 | Women's Services
In the blink of an eye, your baby is 2 months old. Now that he or she has reached the two month milestone, your baby is probably beginning to interact more. Even though your newborn baby slept much of the day, your two-month-old baby is going to begin to socialize.... read more 
by North Texas Medical Center | May 5, 2021 | Physical Therapy, Primary Care
What is a Hernia? A hernia develops when a gap develops within a muscle or tissue allowing an organ to break through the space. For example, an abdominal hernia occurs when weakened tissue allows the intestine to break through the abdominal wall. A hernia can occur... read more 
by North Texas Medical Center | Apr 28, 2021 | Women's Services
If you are a first-time parent, you will likely be more cautious and more on guard for your baby’s growth process. You may feel that something is wrong if your baby is not developing according to a milestone checklist. Reading lists of what your baby should be... read more 
by North Texas Medical Center | Apr 14, 2021 | Primary Care
Healthy Bedtime Tips for Children Many parents benefit from healthy sleep tips for their children at any age level and in any circumstance, whether at home, in the hospital, on vacation, or away at grandma’s house. Parents can help their children develop a... read more 
by North Texas Medical Center | Apr 11, 2021 | Primary Care
What is a Sleep Specialist? When it comes to sleep or lack of sleep, you must investigate with your doctor why you experience insomnia. It is normal to experience a few sleepless nights. However, if you routinely experience sleeplessness, this can affect your health... read more 
by North Texas Medical Center | Apr 9, 2021 | Primary Care
How to Raise Happy, Healthy Children? As a parent, all you ever want for your child is to grow up to be well-adjusted, happy, and healthy. Many of the tips and tricks you can do to assure that a child meets these goals are the same things you must do as a parent to... read more 
