Day 1: Top 5 in video
As 2011 comes to a close, I sit here reflecting on what an incredible year it’s been for this little ‘ol blog of mine.
I’m incredibly grateful for opportunities I’ve been presented with as a direct result of writing about motherhood, parenting, and children’s health…right here on Confessions of a Dr.Mom.
This has clearly become my passion and I’ve been fortunate enough to have the opportunity to spread my Dr.Mom wings and reach a wider audience in order to advocate for children and parents.
So, the next three days I will be doing a countdown of Dr.Mom’s Top 5 in video, print, and blog.
Today, I’m starting with my Top 5 in video. Since this past summer, I’ve had the amazing privilege of coming in weekly to KCRA and speaking with the wonderful Deirdre Fitzpatrick to discuss pressing parenting or pediatric health topics. I absolutely love doing this. It’s a great way to give parents and caregivers the nuts and bolts of any particular topic.
So, in no particular order, I’ve chosen 5 which have either received the most views, comments, tweets, shares…in other words…I think they were (hopefully) really helpful to you! And, wow, yes I know I look really scary in that first still shot. Try to get past it…please.
1. What is Croup?
2. Growing Pains
Dr. Mom Offers Tips On Handling Growing PainsDr. Mom tells parents how to distinguish growing pains from other conditions and how to treat them.
3. Flu vs. Cold
Ask Dr. Mom: What’s Difference Between Colds, Flus?Dr. Melissa Arca helps parents distinguish between the common cold and the flu.
4. Biting
Ask Dr. Mom: Kids Who BiteBlogger and pediatrician Dr. Melissa Arca, aka Dr. Mom, offer tips on how to deal with kids who bite.
5. Nosebleeds
Ask Dr. Mom: Kids And NosebleedsDr. Melissa Arca explains why children get nosebleeds and how parents can expalin a bloody nose to a scared child.
Thank you for watching and what topics would you like to see on these Dr.Mom segments?
I just came across your site, and I wanted to introduce myself.
I’m Noah’s Dad and my wife is a pediatrician. We are creating an online story of his life by uploading a daily one minute video. (http://noahsdad.com) Our goal is to give the window a world into what life is like raising a child born with Down syndrome. It’s been a ton of fun.
Looking forward to staying connected!
-Rick
(Noah’s Dad)
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