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Coronavirus Q & A for Phase II
By Guest Blogger Kacy A. Ramirez MD, Pediatric Infectious Disease Expert at Brenner Children's For more information on COVID-19, please visit wakehealth.edu/Coronavirus or listen to the latest COVID-19 podcasts. Questions from parents submitted to Triad Moms on Main:...
Emergency and Urgent Care Telehealth at Brenner Children’s
By Guest Blogger Alison Gardner, MD, MS, Pediatric Emergency Medicine Brenner Children’s, Wake Forest Baptist Health If your child is in need of immediate care that is not life threatening, our pediatric emergency medicine specialists are available to have a video...
Silver Linings in the “Now Normal”
By TMoM Team Member Kodia Byers It was a warm, peaceful morning in late August 2019 -- you know those mornings when the season is slowly changing from summer time heat 24/7 to balmy early autumn mornings paired with excruciatingly hot NC Piedmont afternoons, when...
Directories for Babies
Year-Round Child Care in the Triad
Updated By Stephanie Ferris Finding trustworthy, reliable child care is not only an important decision, but an overwhelming one. There are so many factors to consider, including cost, availability, location, age parameters, certifications, background and records of...
Infant Resources in the Triad
Updated by Laura Simon This directory is sponsored by Polliwogs Children’s Boutique, Greensboro's favorite choice for baby through teen clothing, gifts and accessories since 2005. Being a new mom is never easy, and we all know how daunting it can be to learn the...
Top 10 Places to Take Your Baby in the Triad
By Jennifer Mearns When you first have a baby, well-meaning people might tell you not to take your baby in public after he or she is born. In one sense, they are right. You don’t want to take your newborn out where they might be exposed to lots of germs—hospital...