Princeton Nassau Pediatrics

2 days ago

Dogs are a big part of many families’ lives, and teaching kids how to behave around them helps keep everyone safe. 🐶

Encouraging children to give dogs space, ask before petting, stay calm, and get an adult when unsure can help prevent bites and create positive interactions.

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Princeton Nassau Pediatrics

4 days ago

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Princeton Nassau Pediatrics

1 week ago

Fevers can be scary, but they are often part of how the body fights infection.

Signs a child may have a fever:
• Warm to the touch
• Flushed or sweaty
• Fussy or uncomfortable

What helps:
• Offer plenty of fluids.
• Use acetaminophen or ibuprofen if recommended by your doctor.
• Dress your child in lightweight clothing.
• Let them rest and eat as they feel able.
• Never use rubbing alcohol, cold baths, or aspirin.

Important to know:
• Call the doctor’s office right away for babies under 3 months with a temperature of 100.4°F or higher.
• Keep kids home from school or childcare until they are fever free for 24 hours.

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