In honor of Child Passenger Safety Awareness Week we wanted to review the AAP recommendations for car seat safety which are even more stringent than Texas state law. Because child safety is our top priority, we follow their recommendations.
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Having an ill child can be such a helpless feeling. We are here to provide some helpful tips as you navigate this cold and flu season, complicated by COVID.
Though this handout was specifically written for those testing positive for COVID-19, the treatment ideas are useful for any viral respiratory illness.
Resources for those 2 months to 5 years can be found here: https://sa1s3.patientpop.com/assets/docs/333873.pdf
Resources for those 6 years and older can be found here: https://sa1s3.patientpop.com/assets/docs/336027.pdf
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