By Dr. Lauren Molinaro Shelton Pregnancy and breastfeeding can take a toll on a woman’s body, which is why many postpartum moms turn to supplements to support their health and wellness. However, if you are pregnant again while still breastfeeding an older child, it’s...

By Dr. Lauren Molinaro Shelton Entering in the spring, our bodies are fatigued from the constant winter bugs. This process of low sunlight levels, exposure, and cold temperatures sets not only our bodies to have more issues with allergies in the spring but also helps...

By Dr. Lauren Molinaro Shelton I cannot believe Max is one month old already. Where does time go? As I reflect on this month, there were so many things that I forgot about that are essential for this postpartum period from my first postpartum with Oliver and a few...

By Dr. Lauren Molinaro Shelton It’s common for babies to cry as they learn to do tummy time. In some instances, a baby may be excessively uncomfortable and tense, have a flat spot on their head or may favor turning their head to one side. These may be signs of an...

By The Drs. Shelton If you suspect that your child has a tongue or lip tie, it is very likely you are familiar with the term “lingual frenulum“. The role of frenulum in the body is to restrict excessive motion. In the mouth, there are frenula under the tongue, inside...

By The Drs. SheltonThe word pump. It makes you think of the pipes in below the kitchen sink, the gas station, and maybe even stiletto heels. But, you probably don’t think of the incredible pumps or “plumbing system” in the human body. Our heart pumps blood from our...

By The Drs. SheltonWhy do my eyes burn? Why is my throat so scratchy? And, why in the world does it feel like I go through a box of Kleenex every hour? With the amount of pollen in the air today, many people are struggling with allergies. What if this could be...