You Might Be Panicking About The Wrong Stuff with Dr. Judith Hoffman M.D., Pediatrician & Founding Partner of Female Owned Manhattan Valley Pediatics
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Cold & flu season is upon us, which means lots of trips to the pediatrician. But how do you know what warrants a trip and what doesn't? Dr. Judith Hoffman, a veteran pediatrician and founding partner of the busy & beloved Manhattan Valley Pediatrics in NYC is here to give it to us straight (spoiler - weird poop colors are probably not a problem, snoring possibly is). We also get into some of my favorite topics that parents panic about - sterilizing bottles, nightly bathes, toddler milk consumption, and even signs of PPD you might not be aware of. I learned a ton in this episode, and I have a feeling you will too! Living in New York and interested in joining the Manhattan Valley Peds patient squad? You can learn more about Dr. Hoffman and her team on their website, and follow along on Instagram for weekly live events featuring Dr. Hoffman and a variety of specialty experts (including yours truly!) Loved this episode? There is so much more where that came from: ️Subscribe....and Leave A Review....and Share with your Mom Friends! Follow The Fun On IG: @BrittanySheehanSleep Custom Sleep Plans Sleep Courses Potty Training & Parenting Plans The B Hive Client Membership Program Take The Sleep Quiz Say Hi: [email protected]
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