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SHARE With soaring temperatures, busy schedules, and changes to routines this summer, we must be vigilant about keeping our kids safe and remember to never leave a child unattended in a car. About 38 children die each year from tragic cases of vehicular heatstroke according to KidsAndCars.org and NoHeatStroke.org. It is hard to believe that
SHARE Summer is here! While the summer heat allows us to enjoy more time outdoors, it can also increase our risk for dehydration. Water, which makes up more than half of our body weight, is essential in maintaining circulation, regulating temperature, aiding in digestion, and removing waste from our bodies. It’s also the best beverage
SHARE Please note that CPCMG Fallbrook will be closed Wednesday, June 22, 2022. For assistance, please call the office phone number and your call will be forwarded for response. Thank you!
SHARE If you’re a fan of hiking, biking, horseback riding, walking your dog, then you probably know that tomorrow, June 4th is National Trails Day! The American Hiking Society established this day almost 30 years ago to encourage people to come together to enjoy hiking and other trail activities, and to educate the community about
SHARE Having fun should be the top priority for your family’s summer vacation but being prepared and staying safe is also important. Being prepared can make the difference between an outstanding summer trip and a potentially disastrous experience. These safety tips for summer vacation are a perfect place to start when you’re making travel plans.
SHARE Children in this age range have frequent well checks to monitor growth and development, as well as overall health. Here are five age specific expectations and tips for a smooth visit. 1. The well child exam for babies focuses on their health. If you have a list of new concerns that may have come
SHARE School-aged children are able to take part in their visit and answer questions about nutrition, school, and safety. 1. The annual wellness exam focuses on your child’s overall health, growth and development. If you have a list of other concerns that may have come up over the past year, please make a separate appointment
SHARE Adolescence is a time of growth and change, both physically and mentally. Annual well exams are vital in this age group to not only monitor their health, but also their well-being. Once in high school, student athletes typically need physician clearance, so please bring any necessary forms with you. 1. The annual wellness exam
SHARE Children ages 3-5 are fun, curious, and able to take part in their visit. They may need forms filled out to enter preschool or kindergarten so please bring these with you. 1. The annual wellness exam focuses on your child’s overall health, growth and development. If you have a list of other concerns that
