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How Ear Infections in Children Affect Speech Development
It’s hard to see your little one so miserable. The crying, pain, and pulling at the ears are signs that your child may have an ear infection. But much more is at stake than just…
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How Is Tongue-Tied Corrected?
Tongue-tie – also known as ankyloglossia—occurs when a band of tissue connects the tip of the tongue to the floor of the mouth. This band of tissue is called the lingual frenulum. Tongue-tie, which is…
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Can Children Have Sleep Apnea?
Yes, 2 to 4 percent of children have a form of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), and ten percent snore regularly, leaving them susceptible to the same health risks and problems that occur in adults with…
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How “Germy” is Your Child’s Classroom? 5 Tips for Avoiding Infections
Back to school means more than a new set of pencils or backpacks. It means your child is going to be extensively exposed to germs, which can pave the way for colds, sinus problems and…
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How to Explain a Tonsillectomy to Your Child
In this article: Updated: September 2024 For months–maybe even years– your child has dealt with chronic throat issues and infections. Then, one of our ENTs in Raleigh recommended a tonsillectomy. You’re relieved to have a solution,…
