Charles H Bozeman, II, M.D.

08/12/2026

08/03/2026

Summer is a great time for family cookouts, backyard games, and meals shared outdoors. Whether you're grilling burgers, hot dogs or vegetables, it's important to make safety part of your summer plans.

Here are some summer grilling tips from Tennessee Commission on Children and Youth:

      Summer is a great time for family cookouts, backyard games, and meals shared outdoors. Whether you're grilling burgers, hot dogs or vegetables, it's important to make safety part of your summer plans. While grilling can be fun, it can also be dangerous if families are not careful. According...

07/27/2026

Just a few more days before summer is over and the school year starts up again. Here are some outdoor food safety tips from Healthychildren.org to keep your family safe as you celebrate outside.

https://www.healthychildren.org/English/healthy-living/nutrition/Pages/food-safety-tips-for-your-next-outdoor-family-meal.aspx?utm_source=MagnetMail&utm_medium=email&utm_term=HC%2DProfessional&utm_campaign=HC%2Eorg%20Pro%20Update%20July%202026

07/20/2026

Car seat safety - there are so many options depending on the age of your child. This podcast from Healthy Children can help you choose the right car seat for every stage.

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07/16/2026

Camping is a great way for families to spend time together outdoors. Whether you are sleeping under the stars or enjoying a campfire, a little preparation can help make your trip safe and fun.

Follow this link from Tennessee Commission on Children and Youth. for tips:

      Camping is a great way for families to spend time together outdoors. Whether you are sleeping under the stars or enjoying a campfire, a little preparation can help make your trip safe and fun. Before heading out, pack camping essentials such as water, snacks, sunscreen, bug spray, flashligh...

07/13/2026

From towering water slides and wave pools to lazy rivers and splash pads, water parks offer families plenty of ways to beat the heat, stay active and enjoy time together. More than 85 million people visit water parks in the United States each year.

A few simple precautions can help your family avoid some of the most common water park injuries and health risks. Review these safety tips from the American Academy of Pediatrics before your next visit to keep the fun flowing.

Follow the link for the 5 things to know before you go to the waterpark.

07/10/2026

Extreme Heat: Tips to Keep Kids Safe When Temperatures Soar

Protecting Children from Extreme Heat: Information for Parents
Usually, playing and exercising outside boosts a child's physical and mental health. However, a heat index at or above 90°F, as identified by the National Weather Service, can be dangerous—especially babies, young children and kids in sports.

As heat waves become more common, it's important to know the signs of heat illness and how to help children stay safe when temperatures rise.

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Extreme heat can cause children to become sick in several ways.  Learn how to keep kids safe in extreme heat—signs of heat illness, prevention tips, hydration advice & when to call the pediatrician or seek emergency medical care.​

07/08/2026

We missed International Joke Day last week, but we'll still celebrate! Give us your best clean jokes.

Does an apple a day keep the doctor away?
Only if your aim is good!

06/29/2026

Great news for our patients at Dr. Bozeman’s office! Walk-ins are now welcome for established patients with minor illnesses. No appointment needed during walk-in hours. Monday through Thursday 8AM–2PM, and Fridays 8–11AM. We do close for lunch from noon to 1PM daily, and scheduled appointments always take priority, so wait times may vary. If you love your care here, share this with friends and family who are also patients. We are so grateful for you!

06/08/2026

Taking a broader approach to children's mental health: AAP policy explained

New guidance from the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) encourages a broader approach to childhood mental health. Beyond signs of struggle, this approach centers on building strengths over time, preventing mental health challenges as much as possible and identifying and managing problems early and with tools that might be found in everyday life.

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Worried about growing threats to your child’s mental health? New advice from AAP encourages parents & pediatricians to focus on what’s strong, not what’s wrong. Get practical tips here.