Patient Education

The following information is provided to help you help your child.

Helpful Websites

Bright Futures - A National Health Promotion Initiative
Bright Futures for Families - Resources for Children's Good Health
Kid's Health - Providing doctor-approved health information about children from before birth through adolescence.
Immunization Information from the Centers for Disease Control
National Safe Kids Campaign
Georgia Child Passenger Safety in Georgia
OnGuardOnline.gov
The Ooops Book - An informative book that supports young females through the experience of starting their period
Choices for Kids - Healthy Nutritional Information
Obesity Action Coalition - Obesity Action Coalition
HealthyChildren.org - HealthyChildren.org
Strong4Life - Healthy Living from Children's Healthcare of Atlanta
Children's Healthcare of Atlanta- Excellent source of information on children's wellness and safety
American Academy of Pediatrics - Includes excellent information on children, their health and safety
Asthma.com - For Parents: Learning to manage your child's asthma
National Institute of Health - Children with Asthma
Understanding Anaphylaxis by EpiPen
Food Allergy Research & Education
Best for Babes - Beating the booby trap that prevent moms from acheiving their personal breastfeeding goals.
WomensHealth.gov - Office on Women's Health, US Department of Health and Human Services
La Leche League of Georgia - Helping mothers worldwide to breastfeed through mother-to-mother support, encouragement, information, and education.

www.healthychildren.org - This site from the American Academy of Pediatrics has articles on helping children cope with stress and anxiety.
Being a Helper: Supporting Children to Feel Safe and Secure after Disasters - From the National Association for the Education of Young Children
1-800-715-4225 - Georgia Crisis and Access Line - Phone number for addressing mental health crises as well as connecting families with counseling and mental health resources