For some reason, I always feel like I’ve been “robbed” this time of year. I am not ready for the summer to be over yet. My kids will be off to school this week, and I wish we had more time together! My kids are a bit older now and they are fun to hang … continue reading
If you are a parent of teens or soon to be teens you are probably prepared for many growing older ”rites of passage.” For example, the first day of high school, first date and first driver’s license; but you are often not prepared for another big event… the first time you are asked to leave … continue reading
The Department of Public Health and Human Services (DPHHS) reminds parents that it is not too early to start thinking about back-to-school immunizations. Parents need to be aware that the immunization requirements in Montana have been changed. During the 2015 Legislative session, Governor Bullock signed into law House Bill 158 that added two more vaccines … continue reading
Itchy, scratchy, weepy and red. What to do with rashes? Few things make parents as anxious. Which do you treat at home and when should you seek medical care? As with all things, if your child looks ill or you are worried you seek care. Here’s the lay of the rash land: 1) See a … continue reading
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is an autoimmune condition that affects the central nervous system (brain & spinal cord). The diagnosis is made clinically, meaning that there is no simple test to determine if your child has MS. Pediatric MS affects girls more than boys. It is very rare, impacting 1-2 out of every 100,000 children. In … continue reading
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