Powered by A Note from Dr. Bill: How Hearts Embraced Began A few years ago, I wanted to give my dear wife, Martha, a gift that symbolized how our love for one another has grown together, a gift that portrayed how our hearts embrace one another and how our spiritual focus on God is the […]
Friends, I’m so pleased to announce my partnership with the GLU Network to share our video resources for family health. GLU is a new FREE app you can download to your smart TV and phone/tablet to stream family-friendly and faith-focused content. We will be sharing several video series on a wide variety of topics, including […]
The 5 S’s for Brain Health Did you know that the prevalence of brain disease has recently surpassed that of heart disease for the first time in history? Join this free Zoom webinar by Dr. Bill Sears and Kristen Schultz to learn how to protect your brain health. Dr. Sears will share his passion, wisdom, […]
Ease into weaning with love and compassion Ending the breastfeeding relationship was an emotional rollercoaster I was not prepared for. I felt “prepared” for pregnancy, birth, and breastfeeding, but when I began thinking of closing this special chapter, I felt overwhelmed. Most of the advice I found seemed to focus on the younger child around […]
Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) is a respiratory virus that usually causes symptoms of a mild cold, and is currently (as of fall 2022) experiencing a surge. Here’s Dr. Jim with a video describing why we’re seeing this surge in RSV, symptoms, prevention tips, at-home treatments, and advice for when to seek medical treatment. For those […]
June 20th, 2022 By Erin Sears-Basile Yes, you heard me correctly! I know the words “joy” and “potty training” don’t usually go together. However, throughout the last few weeks the experience has been incredibly rewarding and joyful (most of the time). Now, before you think I am just going to be up on my high […]
When Should I Be Concerned About My Child’s Stuttering? A question we frequently get in our medical practice, mainly from parents of three and four year old’s, is: “When should I be concerned about my child’s stuttering?” Here’s what “stuttering” really is and how to help yourself – and your child – manage it. Stages […]
Vaping and COVID Concerns The good news is that teen cigarette smoking has been gradually declining over the past ten years. The bad news is that teen vaping is increasing. According to a lead article in the January 2021 edition of Pediatric News over twenty percent of high school students report using e-cigarettes. Even sadder […]
Practices, Prompts, and Support for Women in Baby’s First Year A beautiful journal to support new moms during the first year of baby’s life “Becoming a mother is one of the most profound transformations a woman will ever go through. The opportunity to open yourself up to spiritual, emotional, physical, and mental growth is right […]
Correct Humidity Level in Baby’s Room “What is the correct humidity level for our baby’s room? My husband insists that the proper level is between 30-50%. And so I did some research, and found that the Environmental Protection Agency recommends a humidity level no higher than 50 percent.” A humidity range between 40-60% is healthy […]
Baby Wakes Up When Putting into Bed “Every time I put down my sleeping baby, she wakes up. Help!” This is a situation that frustrates almost every parent at some time. Realize first of all that this is very normal. It is not that you are doing anything wrong or that something is unusual with […]
Baby Started Night Waking: What to Do? “My 8-month-old son used to sleep through the night just fine. But for the past 2 months, he started night waking 4 or 5 times a night fussing and wants to nurse. He sleeps in our bed with us. I know it may be teething, but I am […]
