Lakeview Pediatrics

04/30/2026

If Apollo was about getting there, Artemis program is about staying there. And staying in space for longer periods is where things get really interesting for medicine.

04/30/2026

If you missed this year's National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, don't worry! There are locations where you can drop off unused and expired medications all year round! Safe disposal of medications protects us all!

If you missed DEA’s National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, you can drop off your old, unneeded, or unused medications at participating pharmacies, hospitals, businesses, and police departments year round. Click the link to find a Take Back location near you. https://apps.deadiversion.usdoj.gov/pubdispsearch/spring/main;jsessionid=APVfaY5UwgWgtMPp1wG72tHnrk_n8B7VX-M8ZHks.web1?execution=e1s1

02/10/2026

Does your child struggle to fall asleep at bedtime?
Are naps too short or non-existent in your home?
Does your child wake frequently throughout the night?

If the answer to any of these questions is YES! or you have other sleep questions related to children 0-6 years old, join Linda Szmulewitz, licensed clinical social worker, a certified Gentle Sleep Coach and the owner of Sleep Tight Consultants, to learn how to improve your child’s sleep and help your whole family get the sleep they need. https://lakeviewpediatrics.net/Services/Parent-Caregiver-Classes.aspx

12/11/2025

Let’s Normalize Raising Emotionally Healthy Kids

Let’s normalize kids expressing their thoughts and feelings — without fear of judgment or shame. When children learn that their emotions are safe to express, they grow up understanding that feelings are information, not weakness.

Let’s normalize asking for help when it’s needed. Children who feel supported in reaching out learn that strength comes from connection, not silence. Mistakes? Let’s normalize those too. They are the foundation of learning, growth, and resilience — not something to be embarrassed about.

Let’s encourage kids to value their mindset over their appearance. When we focus on curiosity, kindness, and determination instead of perfection, we nurture confidence that lasts. Let’s create space for them to be open about their insecurities, to know that vulnerability is brave, and to build boundaries that protect their emotional well-being.

Let’s also teach daily mental health habits — deep breaths, talking through feelings, and healthy coping skills — as normal parts of life. And let’s support them in taking reasonable risks, trying new things, and believing they can handle both success and setbacks.

When we normalize these things, we raise children who are emotionally aware, self-assured, and ready to navigate life with compassion and confidence.

12/11/2025

Kids learn by watching adults! The tech habits you role model will be considered “normal” by your child. We know that parenting can be exhausting and devices can provide a needed “break,” but it’s important to balance media use with unplugged time spent with the people who matter to you the most. Here are some tips to help you set screen time boundaries and model a healthy relationship with technology to your child. Learn more: https://bit.ly/493RE4x

12/11/2025

Does your child struggle to fall asleep at bedtime?
Are naps too short or non-existent in your home?
Does your child wake frequently throughout the night?
Do you feel like you have read all the books and are confused by how to improve your child’s sleep?
If the answer to any of these questions is YES! or you have other sleep questions related to children 0-6 years old, join Linda Szmulewitz, licensed clinical social worker, a certified Gentle Sleep Coach and the owner of Sleep Tight Consultants, to learn how to improve your child’s sleep and help your whole family get the sleep they need. https://lakeviewpediatrics.net/Services/Parent-Caregiver-Classes.aspx

10/15/2025

We are excited to welcome Dr. John Frampton back to our schedule of Parent and Caregiver talks next week! We hope you can join us.

Technology & Youth: Impact & Implications
When: Tuesday, October 21 at 7 pm
Where: Zoom - https://lakeviewpediatrics.net/Resources/Parent-Caregiver-Classes
Cost: Free

Join Dr. John Frampton to discuss the impact and implications of technology use on our children. Based on the book, The Anxious Generation by Dr. Jonathan Haidt, Dr. Frampton will review the impact technology and social media is having, and strategies for parents to manage their child’s relationship with technology. Dr. Frampton is a Cofounder of Formative Psychological Services, Clinical Psychologist, and former Director of a therapeutic day high school.

Join Dr. John Frampton to discuss the impact and implications of technology use on our children. Based on the book, The Anxious Generation by Dr. Jonathan Haidt, Dr. Frampton will review the impact technology and social media is having, and strategies for parents to manage their child’s relatio...

10/15/2025

05/20/2025

Please see the updated recommendations on car safety seats, published by the American Academy of Pediatrics!

The American Academy of Pediatrics is publishing updated recommendations on car safety seats. Children should remain in a rear-facing car safety seat as long as possible, until they reach the highest weight or height allowed by their seat. The new recommendation removes the specific age milestone. Learn more here: https://www.aap.org/en-us/about-the-aap/aap-press-room/Pages/AAP-Updates-Recommendations-on-Car-Seats-for-Children.aspx

05/20/2025

Almost summertime! Here are some great tips!