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Your Newborn Baby Sleeping, eating, crying, cooing—your new arrival will keep you busy. You'll soon figure out his or her patterns and preferences.

The mission of the Pediatrics department is to provide effective, efficient and responsive medical care for all infants, children and adolescents through disease prevention and acute disease management. The patients may be ambulatory or non-ambulatory and they may be classified as inpatients, outpatients or observation patients.

Patient care on these units consists of a multi-disciplinary approach that involves the physician, nurse, social services, and any ancillary team member necessary for the treatment and care of these patients. Staffing is specific for these pediatric patients and is provided 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

A Guide to Your Child's Good Health and Well-Being

The Healthy Child
You want what's best for your child, whether that's good nutrition, effective discipline or a breadth of life opportunities.

Children and Healthcare
Knowing what to do when your child gets sick can make getting through the illness a little less stressful for both of you.

Emotions and Behavior
Emotional and intellectual growth are just as important in child development as physical growth.

Age-Specific Concerns
Newborn? Toddler? Teen? Here's where to find answers to questions you have about the particular stage your child is going through.

Parenting
Parenting is one of life's toughest jobs, but here's a range of advice on how to make it a little easier.