Dr. Blair Farr, Author at PediaWise

When we're busy, it can feel like the days are blending together. As a parent of a newborn or a young child, it can sometimes feel like...

As a pediatrician with a background in mindfulness, one of the things I'm most interested in is figuring out how we can live...

Croup is a respiratory illness that causes a portion of the affected child’s airway (below the vocal cords) to become inflamed and...

Between 26-28 weeks of pregnancy, doctors give expectant Moms with an Rh-negative blood type a shot called RhoGAM to...

When trying to get pregnant, women will often track their basal body temperature to determine when they ovulate (i.e. when...

Not only are there different types of healthcare providers who deliver babies (think: OB/GYNs, midwives, and family...

A small percentage (0.3-3%) of pregnant women develop “hyperemesis gravidarum.” What's That? It's basically morning sickness...

The human pregnancy lasts about 40 weeks (depending on when your baby decides to make their debut). This is counted from the...

Expectant moms sometimes get flustered when they have to call the on-call doctor at night because they don’t want to bother...

The Zika virus still exists and it's something that pregnant women and women trying to conceive should keep on their radar. What...

You can use the first day of a your last menstrual period (LMP) to calculate your due date. How So? To figure out your due...

If you score a positive pregnancy test, you may be wondering what to do next. Here are the next steps. (1) Do a little dance (if...