Glenda Olivas, R.N.
Annie Brown
Julie Collins

Reference from the CDC for slowing down the spread of infection around the cold and flu season. 

Top Tips for Water Safety

What do I do when my child has a FEVER?

CDC Information Regarding Respiratory Influenza

The Flu Season is Knocking on the Door

Concussions - FAQ - Baseline Testing Link

Difference Between the Flu and a Cold

Toy Safety Tips

Too Wired for Sleep??

Making Healthy Food Choices

Oak Tree Mites are Baaaack!
 

December is Burn Awareness Month!!

How much do you know about burn safety? Take the Shriners Hospitals for Children® quiz and find out!

With the holidays just around the corner, it is a great time to be reminded of burn awareness.   

 
A nationwide survey commissioned by Shriners Hospitals for Children® uncovered dangerous habits that could put families at risk during the holiday season. For example, while 70 percent of respondents are aware that live Christmas trees should be watered daily, more than half of those surveyed said they do not, even though it is one of the most dangerous fire hazards in homes.
 
Holidays bring us good tidings and joy with more cooking, decorative lights, and candles. This time of year also brings an increased risk for home fires, burn injuries, and even deaths. Shriners Hospitals for Children are continuing our partnership to prevent burn injuries through the Be Burn Aware education and awareness program.
 
Everyone stay safe during this holiday month and always ♥