Viral Infections Articles

Ear infections are common in children under three - but that doesn't make them less stressful for a parent or child. What causes them? How do you treat them? Can you prevent them? Get answers to these questions and more with expert guidance from Blueberry pediatrician Dr. Kristen Borchetta, DO.

Summary: In this article, you'll learn how to recognize if your newborn is too hot, the importance of monitoring their body temperature, and practical tips for preventing overheating. Understanding these signs and taking preventive measures will help ensure your baby's comfort and safety, especially in changing weather conditions.

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.

When your baby has a fever, you want to do everything you can to make them comfortable. One question you may have is what is the best way to dress them? Keep reading to learn more about how to dress a baby with a fever at night!

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.

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?

The flu is one of the most distressing illnesses. If you suspect your child has the flu, the last thing you want to do is take them out of home to confirm their diagnosis or get treatment. Luckily, there are at-home flu test options. Read this guide to learn about available tests, how at-home flu testing works, and where to purchase tests.

Learn about pink eye and how to manage it. Discover if it's contagious, what the treatment options are, and when to seek medical advice.

Does your child have a cold or the flu? Read on to find out how to tell the difference, the right treatment for both, and why it matters.