Princeton Nassau Pediatrics

2 days ago

🌸 Join Us to Celebrate Breastfeeding Month! 🌸

You're invited to a special event in honor of Breastfeeding Month — a day filled with connection, support, and celebration for parents and families in our community. 💞

🗓 Date: August 3rd, 2025
🕛 Time: 12–4 PM
📍 Location: Princeton Manor Clubhouse
19 Andover Drive, Kendall Park, NJ 08824

Enjoy lunch, entertainment, and a welcoming space to celebrate the journey of breastfeeding. Whether you're a parent, parent-to-be, or simply want to support the cause, we’d love to see you there!

📧 RSVP to Zee Ifan at: zeelactation@gmail.com

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Princeton Nassau Pediatrics

2 days ago

Headed to the beach this summer? 🏖️

You probably know about riptides and sunburns...but there’s another summer visitor that can sneak up on little swimmers: jellyfish.

While most jellyfish stings are not dangerous, they can cause sudden pain and discomfort that may scare a child. Knowing what to do can help you stay calm and help them feel better, fast.

If your child gets stung by a jellyfish:

🏄 Don't rub the area.
🌊 Ask a lifeguard for guidance as treatment can vary depending on the location.
🌴 Use tweezers to carefully remove any tentacles left on the skin.
🧖 Try a hot shower or soak to relieve pain. Avoid using ice or cold packs.

Want to feel more prepared? Read more about jellyfish stings here:
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Princeton Nassau Pediatrics

6 days ago

While nothing says summer like a bright, sunny day, it’s important for parents to know how to keep their children safe from the sun. ☀️

Here are some key tips to keep in mind when choosing sun protection for your child:

😎 Use sunscreen on children 6 months and older.
😎 Choose products labeled "broad-spectrum" for protection against both UVA and UVB rays.
😎 SPF 30 is the minimum recommended to help prevent sun damage.
😎 Apply at least one ounce of sunscreen to cover the entire body—excluding the eyelids.
😎 Spray sunscreen works just as well as lotion, but can be harder to apply evenly.
😎 Don't skip sunscreen on cloudy days—UV rays can still reach the skin.
😎 UPF clothing is a great addition to sunscreen for extra protection.

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