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Have More Babies

Michael Nwaneri, MD

We discuss tips that help new parents succeed with raising their child based on pediatrician advice and best practices. We also talk about products that may be beneficial to the new parents.Our goal is to make raising children be a seamless, smooth exercise. We have the tools, we have the experience and indeed we have the passion.Having a career does not mean one should truncate the desire to have children no matter how many. With the guidance that we give on this platform, I can assure you there is

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13:59

How Level-Funded Health Plans Cut Costs And Add Control

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2025/12/18

Send us a text Budgets keep getting squeezed while premiums climb, and too many small teams are stuck choosing between rigid plans or risky self-funding. We wanted a clearer path, so we unpacked level-funded health plans—the hybrid approach that brings predictable monthly costs, data transparency, and real upside if your group stays healthy. We start by demystifying the core mechanics: your fixed payment covers administration, stop loss protection, and a dedicated claims fund set aside for y...

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10:38

A Practical Plan To Prevent Summer Learning Loss

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2025/12/17

Send us a text Summer doesn’t have to steal hard-earned skills. We unpack thirteen practical, expert-backed strategies to prevent the “summer slide” and show how to turn ordinary moments into meaningful learning without losing the joy of vacation. Think light structure, tiny daily wins, and activities that feel like play: a reading routine built around interests and level, postcards and journals that make writing effortless, kitchen math that tastes like cookies, and backyard science that tur...

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10:51

Understanding Jaundice: Signs, Timing, And Safe...

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2025/12/16

Send us a text The first days at home can turn stressful fast when your baby’s skin looks yellow. We take the fear out of newborn jaundice by breaking down what’s normal, what’s not, and how to act with calm confidence. You’ll learn why 60 percent of full-term babies and up to 80 percent of preemies develop jaundice, how bilirubin works, and why a brand-new liver needs time to catch up after birth. We map the crucial timelines that help you tell the difference between physiological jaundice,...

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15:51

A Parent’s Roadmap To Teaching Kids To Ride Safely

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2025/12/15

Send us a text A child’s first true glide is more than a milestone; it’s the moment confidence clicks. We break down a smarter, calmer path to riding that skips the tears and fast-tracks progress by separating balancing from pedaling. Starting with the right-now bike fit and a quiet practice space, we turn a standard bike into a balance bike, build consistent coasting, then add pedals on a gentle slope to make starts and braking feel easy and controlled. From there, we coach smooth turning w...

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12:43

How Tummy Time Builds Strength, Prevents Flat Heads,...

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2025/12/14

Send us a text The floor isn’t the enemy—gravity is the teacher. We dive straight into how tummy time builds the neck, shoulder, and core strength babies need for rolling, reaching, crawling, and sitting, and why those tiny lifts are the first domino in motor development. Drawing on guidance promoted by pediatric teams like Omega Pediatrics, we explain how prone play also reduces flat head risk, supports torticollis care, and fuels sensory integration that shapes early body awareness and spat...

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13:39

From Lemonade Stand To Lifelong Skills: Teaching...

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2025/12/13

Send us a text A paper cup can teach more than math. We explore how a kid-led lemonade stand becomes a powerful launch pad for financial literacy, real-world confidence, and a resilient work ethic—then extend those lessons to baking, art sales, babysitting with CPR training, pet care, and even negotiation at a garage sale. Along the way, we share practical tools that parents can use right away without taking over: framing failure as market feedback, teaching accounting basics like gross vs. n...

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11:56

Hydration For Kids: Science, Habits, And Safety

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2025/12/12

Send us a text Kids don’t just get thirsty; they fall behind fast. We break down why children lose fluids quicker than adults, how a tiny 1–2 percent drop in body weight can derail focus and mood, and the simple systems parents can set up to keep hydration steady through heat and hard play. Drawing on guidance from Omega Pediatrics, we turn vague reminders into concrete routines that fit real family life. We start with the physiology that raises the stakes: higher total body water, more surf...

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12:27

Integrative Pediatrics: A Holistic Approach to Child...

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2025/12/11

Send us a text Want care that looks beyond the quick fix? We dig into integrative pediatrics and show how a whole-child approach can uncover root causes, reduce medication load, and build real resilience for everyday challenges like eczema, allergies, ADHD, tummy troubles, and anxiety. Instead of stopping at “what is the symptom,” we ask “why is it happening,” then layer conventional medicine with smart lifestyle tools that actually fit your family. We break down three pillars that work toge...

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12:40

Six Preventable Causes Of Child Deaths

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2025/12/10

Send us a text What if the biggest killers of children worldwide could be stopped with tools we already have? We take a clear-eyed tour through six leading causes of childhood mortality and lay out the simple, proven interventions that save lives when policy, clinics, and communities pull in the same direction. We start with pneumonia and the layered defenses that work: pneumococcal and Hib vaccines, exclusive breastfeeding for the first six months, and a powerful environmental fix—clean coo...

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11:24

Smart Lunchboxes That Kids Actually Eat

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2025/12/09

Send us a text The daily lunchbox scramble doesn’t have to end with untouched food and a cranky afternoon. We break down a practical, science-backed method to pack lunches kids will actually eat, combining age-appropriate calorie targets, hand-based portion sizes, and simple planning that removes the 7 a.m. panic. With guidance inspired by NIH ranges and AAP portion cues, we show how to build balanced meals that deliver steady energy for learning, not a sugar spike followed by a slump. We st...

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9:52

How Aetna’s Plans, Prices, And CVS Partnership Shape...

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2025/12/08

Send us a text Health insurance shouldn’t feel like a maze you walk alone. We take a clear, practical look at Aetna’s 2024 lineup in Georgia and show how structure, cost, and access come together in real life. From HMO coordination to PPO freedom, we explain the trade-offs that actually matter—referrals, networks, out-of-pocket exposure—and why your daily habits should drive your choice more than marketing headlines. We break down Aetna’s five coverage categories—Medicare Advantage, Medicaid...

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12:43

Trust Built On Proof: Making Child Care Decisions...

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2025/12/07

Send us a text Choosing child care shouldn’t feel like a leap in the dark. We map the landscape with clear, practical guidance drawn from pediatric standards so you can compare in-home care, relative care, family child care, and centers with confidence. You’ll hear how to balance health, safety, development, and logistics without getting lost in jargon or sales pitches—and how to turn a stressful decision into a plan you can trust. We start with the strengths and setbacks of one-on-one care:...

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13:34

Self-Care For New Moms, Made Doable

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2025/12/06

Send us a text The early weeks with a new baby can feel like a beautiful avalanche—love, awe, and a thousand tiny tasks that never stop. We’re cutting through the noise with a clear plan to protect your energy and sanity, because self-care isn’t a luxury you earn after chores; it’s the maintenance that makes good parenting possible. We name the two biggest blockers—mom guilt and the lack of support—and replace vague advice with concrete steps you can use today. We walk through seven practica...

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10:43

A Practical Guide To Preventing Childhood Injuries

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2025/12/05

Send us a text Hard truths save lives. We walk through the six leading causes of injury-related deaths in children—drowning, motor vehicle accidents, suffocation, poisoning, falls, and burns—and translate expert pediatric guidance into steps you can use right now. Our north star is a simple framework that actually works: constant supervision, clear child education, and smart environmental modifications that block danger before it starts. We start with water, where drowning is fast and silent...

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A Parent’s Guide To Active, Low-Cost Summer Learning...

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2025/12/04

Send us a text What if your backyard could outshine a pricey summer camp? We break down a pediatrician-approved blueprint for turning any outdoor space—even a small suburban yard—into a custom camp that keeps kids moving, learning, and proud of what they create. The approach is simple yet strategic: design the environment once, then let it guide the day. We start with the four big wins busy parents care about: true customization that lowers resistance, structured activity that beats screen t...

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14:47

Summer Sugar Rush, Debunked

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2025/12/03

Send us a text Summer can feel like a never-ending birthday party, and for many parents that means managing turbo-charged kids who seem powered by frosting. We dig into what’s really going on when energy spikes after treats, separating the sugar myths from the research and spotlighting how context—excitement, noise, novelty—often drives the behavior we blame on dessert. Instead of a restrictive stance that sparks battles and sneaking, we share a connected set of strategies to build balance in...

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14:35

School Night Sleep, Solved

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2025/12/02

Send us a text Monday mornings don’t have to feel like jet lag for your child. We break down a practical, science-backed plan to make school-night bedtimes calmer, faster, and more consistent—so kids get restorative sleep and show up sharper for class. Drawing on pediatric guidance, we unpack age-based sleep targets, why weekend patterns matter, and how to align your child’s body clock through steady cues that make melatonin show up on time. We start with clear targets: how much sleep infant...

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13:16

New School, New Confidence

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2025/12/01

Send us a text New schools can feel like chaos for kids: loud hallways, unfamiliar faces, and a thousand tiny unknowns. We unpack a clear, compassionate roadmap that helps children settle faster, make real friends, and find their footing—without bribes, threats, or awkward pep talks. We start with the first-day foundation: arrive early, tour the building, and map key stops like bathrooms, the cafeteria, and the main office. These simple steps shrink the unknown and lower anxiety before learn...

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14:58

A Parent’s Guide to Outsmarting Bugs This Summer

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2025/11/30

Send us a text Summer should feel wide open, not punctuated by bites, stings, and what-ifs. We set out to design a “zero bug bite” game plan that’s simple enough to use every day and strong enough to cut real risk—especially with ticks, mosquitoes, and stinging insects on the rise. Drawing on pediatric guidance and public health research, we map the two biggest levers families control: how insects sense us (smell, sight, and where we linger) and how we block them (clothes, gear, and routines ...

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A Parent’s Map to U.S. Schools: Public, Private,...

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2025/11/29

Send us a text Picking a school shouldn’t feel like decoding a secret menu. We pull back the curtain on the U.S. education path—from kindergarten at five through the middle school ramp-up to high school choices—and translate the five main school models into clear, practical terms: public, private, charter, magnet, and homeschooling. Along the way, we explain how funding, governance, curriculum freedom, and admissions actually affect your child’s daily experience, and why the middle school yea...

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