SHARE Schools are back in session and if your child is going to a classroom in person, they are likely working to establish new social networks and reconnect with friends. With so many changes, your child may not tell you if they are having any issues in school. Here are ten common signs your child […]
SHARE Eye exams are important at all ages and stages of life and at CPCMG, you can expect your child’s eyes to be checked at each well visit. Eye exams will uncover vision problems, detect potential eye diseases, and help your child enjoy life-long good vision. For babiesDid you know that when babies are born,
SHARE My pediatrician has recommended a frenotomy for my baby since we’ve had some breastfeeding challenges and my baby is underweight. How will a frenotomy help? Your baby may have a condition called ankyloglossia, more commonly known as tongue-tie. This condition happens when the frenulum (the thin piece of tissue that connects the tongue to
SHARE We are excited to announce we have opened a new office in El Cajon! The office is conveniently located at 844 Jackman Street with 16 exam rooms and separate waiting rooms for well and sick patients. Regular office hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and we also offer same day appointments, evening and
SHARE Effective Monday, August 20, 2021, our CPCMG Corona (2279 Eagle Glen Parkway, Corona, 92883) will relocate to CPCMG Wildomar: 36320 Inland Valley Drive, Suite 203Wildomar, CA 92595951-200-2220 Dr. Claudia Camacho and Dr. Ressia Lee will continue to be available for your child’s medical needs at CPCMG Wildomar. We have enjoyed providing pediatric care in
SHARE Planning a trip to the park or the beach? What a perfect time for a family picnic! They’re a terrific way to enjoy time together, make family memories and enjoy the outdoors. Here are eight tips to make your picnic a success: Make a checklist for the picnic to help you remember everything you will
SHARE Headaches are one of the top five health problems in childhood, with over half of children and adolescents developing headaches at some point. Here are some things that every parent should know in order to help their child, and to help determine when it’s time to see your doctor. 1. What’s causing my child’s
SHARE With the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases dropping in the state, many requirements and rules will soon be eliminated. At CPCMG, we are not letting our guard down. Many safety guidelines implemented last year will remain in place – this includes daily health screenings of all providers and staff before starting their workday and
SHARE How often do we hear teens brag about how they stayed up late playing online video games with groups of friends or pulling a Netflix all-nighter? If they could, most teens would choose to stay up past midnight and sleep past noon. What’s up with teen sleep patterns?Sleeping patterns during puberty can partly be
SHARE As a parent to two children under the age of three, I know that a good night’s sleep is important for everyone in the family. For toddlers, sleep is vital to their mental and physical development. When a child is sleeping, their brain is processing what they have learned and experienced, retaining the information
