Dr. Christina Johns
Senior Medical Advisor, PM Pediatrics
| Adolescent Medicine, General Medical, Parenting, Poisons, Safety
Pretty much every writer and every news station does the usual bit on Halloween safety, right? Like: check your candy for damaged wrappers, bring a flashlight to be visible in the dark, and don’t eat too much of the sugary candy all at once. Ok, great. Done and dusted. But in fact we are not […]
Most of the pediatrician-blogs and online mainstream mom/parenting pages are filled with back to school stuff and “best practices” for kids as they head back to the classroom, and it’s all important, right: which immunizations your child needs to get, how to get a school year bedtime routine back in place, which healthy options are […]
Something caught my eye on Twitter the other day. Actually, a lot catches my eye on Twitter because it’s so fast paced and dense, but in a distinctly different theme from the current barrage of tweets about politics and, well, more politics, a Canadian colleague of mine tweeted about ways to provide support and assistance […]
