Bacterial Infections Articles

Summary: It can be tough to tell what’s causing your baby’s discomfort. Is it an ear infection? Or teething? There are a few key differences between the two that can help you figure it out. Here’s what you need to know.

Sore throat and ear pain are two of the most common signs of an infection. What exactly causes these symptoms? The answer is far from simple. Read about six possible causes for your child's throat and ear pain, how pediatricians diagnose and treat them, and when to seek further evaluation.

If your child spends a lot of time in water, you might be worried about them getting swimmer's ear - an ear infection resulting from water in the ear. Read this guide to understand the causes, common treatments, and ways to prevent swimmer's ear.

Blueberry Pediatrician Dr. Casey Sommerfeld shares insights and guidance on home remedies for soothing your child's sore throat.

Summary: In this article, you'll learn about the common causes of green poop in toddlers, including dietary factors, fast digestion, and health-related issues. You'll also discover when it's necessary to consult a pediatrician, how to address green poop through diet changes and monitoring, and what normal stool colors look like for toddlers.

If you've ever noticed your baby rubbing her ear or the side of her head, you may have wondered what the heck is going on? Is she just scratching an itch, or could there be something else more serious?

Are antibiotics necessary for ear infections, and if so, which antibiotic is best for them? Read this to understand types of ear infections, their causes, and when your child's doctor will likely prescribe antibiotics to treat them.

Although baby eczema is one of the most common skin conditions to occur in children under the age of 10, it can be very upsetting when it first appears on our baby’s beautiful, new skin.

Impetigo accounts for about 10% of skin conditions in children and is the most common skin infection in children between the ages of 2 and 5. Blueberry Pediatricians Dr. Rachel Tellez and Dr. Kristina Javier discuss all you need to know about impetigo in children, from causes and symptoms to prevention and treatment.