Category: Child Safety
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Winter Car Seat Safety
Bulky coats, snowsuits, and thick clothing can prevent the car seat harness from fitting securely. These items compress during an accident, creating extra slack in the straps and increasing the risk of injury. If you have any concerns, don’t hesitate to visit our kids urgent care for expert advice on keeping your child safe. The... -
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Managing Asthma During Cold Weather
As the leaves change and the air turns crisp, many parents start to think about how to keep their little ones healthy during the fall and winter months, especially parents of children with asthma. For expert treatment, visit our kids urgent care today. Recognizing Asthma Symptoms The symptoms of childhood asthma can vary from child... -
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When Does My Child Need Antibiotics?
At Little Spurs Pediatric Urgent Care, we know how tough it can be when your child isn’t feeling well, and you want them back to their energetic selves as quickly as possible. Conditions like colds, ear infections, and sore throats are common in children, but do they always need antibiotics? Not necessarily! Understanding When Antibiotics... -
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ADHD Awareness Month
October is National Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) Awareness Month. According to the CDC, about 7 million children in the United States between the ages of 3 and 17 have been diagnosed with ADHD. This month, we are partnering with our service line Little Spurs Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics to bring you information about ADHD, managing symptoms,... -
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Trick-or-Treat Safety Tips
The National Retail Federation predicts that this October, approximately 2.6 million children will dress up as a superhero across our nation. Next in line for popular costume choices are ghosts (1.8 million), princesses (1.6 million), and witches (1.6 million). No matter what your little one is going to dress up as, it is important to... -
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Heat Exhaustion or Heat Stroke?
Enjoy summer safely! Learning to recognize signs of heat-related illnesses can be lifesaving. Our pediatric urgent care guide below will help you understand the difference and when to seek kid urgent care: Heat Exhaustion: Common symptoms of heat exhaustion that we see at our pediatric urgent care include heavy sweating, cool and moist skin, and... -
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Sunburn Safety for Children
Summer is here, and so is the Texas heat! Summertime is filled with lots of fun in the sun, however, sunburns are not so fun and can cause a lot of pain. Keeping your children safe and healthy is always our priority, so we are here to provide some tips from Little Spurs Pediatric Urgent... -
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Hot Car Safety: A Must-Know Guide for Caregivers
Summer is just around the corner! As Texas braces for the rising temperatures of the summer season, we at Little Spurs Pediatric Urgent Care believe ensuring the safety of little ones in hot cars is increasingly important. Children do not self-regulate their temperatures as effectively as adults do, therefore they are already at increased risk... -
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A Parent’s Guide to Bicycle Safety
As the seasons change and become warmer, many families are eager to go out and enjoy outdoor activities, such as biking. This fun activity can be a fantastic way for children to stay active and explore their surroundings. However, it is crucial to prioritize safety to prevent injuries. We have bicycle safety tips tailored specifically... -
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Holiday Safety
Holiday Safety Tips It’s the most wonderful time of the year! While the Holiday Season is full of fun activities and exciting times for children, it is important to keep their safety top of mind. The last thing we want for your family is to end up in the pediatric urgent care! During this season,... -
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Halloween Safety Tips for Teens: Ensuring a Spooktacular and Secure Experience
Halloween is not only an exciting time for young kids, but also for teenagers! However, it’s important for teens to stay safe and be aware of potential risks. We have created a list of safety tips to ensure a fun and safe Halloween for our older kiddos: 1. Choose Safe Costumes When choosing a Halloween... -
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Preventing Teen Sports Related Injuries: A Guide for Parents
As a parent, it’s only natural to worry about the safety of your teenagers, especially when they participate in sports activities. Sports are a great way for teens to stay active and develop valuable life skills, but they also come with the risk of injuries. To help you ensure the well-being of your young athletes,...