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As spring arrives in Oxford, Mississippi, so does the seasonal pollen that can leave your child feeling miserable. If your little one is dealing with a runny nose, congestion, itchy eyes, or a persistent cough, you’re not alone. Many children experience these common allergy symptoms during this time of year,
Did you know that you should start brushing your child’s teeth with fluoride anti-cavity toothpaste once he or she is ONE? A smear of toothpaste twice a day, whether swallowed or spit, can help prevent cavities. PHILLIPS PEDIATRICS encourages early oral health and applies FLUORIDE varnish every 6 months until your child sees a dentist.
Here’s What Nurse Practitioner, Emily, has to say… Healthy Skin and YOU It can be so overwhelming to walk the skincare aisle. There must be a thousand products! Not to mention the endless videos on TikTok on skincare. No, you do not need hyaluronic acid at age twelve!
Hello, spooky season lovers! As Halloween approaches, it’s time to think about keeping our little monsters healthy! Phillips Pediatrics is excited to remind you about our ongoing October campaign: “Say Boo to the Flu & RSV Too!” Trick or Treat Yourself to a Vaccine!
August is National Breastfeeding Month, a wonderful time to celebrate the many ways mothers nurture their babies. For many moms, especially those balancing work and family life, a breast pump is an essential tool. Whether you’re a first-time mom or an experienced parent,
Tips from Oxford’s Leading Lactation Counselors from the desk of Brooke Underwood, C-PNP, CLC Congratulations on your choice to breastfeed your baby. It truly is the best nutritional start for your precious little one. Women throughout history have breastfed thriving babies and busy,
Hello Summer! As the sun shines bright and our days fill with outdoor fun and family vacations, it’s important to keep safety in mind. At Phillips Pediatrics in Oxford, MS, we want your summer to be as enjoyable and safe as possible.
RSV typically peaks from October to January in our area. RSV is one of the many viruses that cause respiratory illness of the nose, throat, and lungs. RSV begins like a common cold and peaks on day 3-5 sometimes causing bronchiolitis,
We currently provide the Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine for ages 6 mo to 11 years. The vaccine can be given at routine check-ups or during a scheduled vaccine visit. In 2023, the COVID vaccine was approved and recommended by the ACIP for use in children 6 mo of age and older.
Help us congratulate Dr. Catherine Phillips for being named Best Pediatrician by The Oxford Eagle. View the Full Article