Not Just The Teeth: How Thumb Sucking Can Impact Your Child’s Growth
For young children, thumb sucking is a normal form of oral stimulation that provides comfort. It also reduces the risk of allergy development. In fact, 95% of babies suck their…
Back To School Shopping? Consider These 5 Unexpected Supplies
Back to School season is officially here. That means parents are on the move for new clothes, shoes, and supplies to give their kids everything they need to succeed in…
Sick In The Sun: Common Summer Illnesses To Be On The Lookout For
When it comes to seasonal illnesses, many parents think of spring allergies and winter colds. But summertime has its own fair share of illnesses lurking beneath the guise of fun…
We’ve been featured in Contemporary Pediatrics!
In the May, 2018 volume 35 issue of Contemporary Pediatrics, Dr. Farber details several observations and tips for office practices. Among them, he writes about TGuard. Item 6 on his…
Is Thumb Sucking Really As Bad For Kids As They Say?
Thumb sucking is a common habit for many younger kids. This is because thumb sucking starts out as a reflex when children are infants. By the age of two, children…