Helping your child wear a mask during the pandemic
Kids can spread the COVID-19 virus as much as adults, even if they don’t have any symptoms. That’s why masks are so important, even for children.
Answers to questions from parents about the COVID-19 vaccine
Vecino's Airline Children's Clinic is providing vaccination services to patients ages 12 through 17 by appointment. New patients are always welcome! With the COVID-19 vaccine now available for children and teens ages 12 and up, many parents have questions. The...
Telehealth: Healthcare for your children from your home
Vecino’s pediatricians and licensed professionals on the counseling staff can treat many common conditions and injuries through telehealth.
Tips for keeping your children healthy now and through the winter
— From the pediatricians at Airline Children's Clinic — Good health doesn’t happen by accident, and winter can be a challenging time for staying healthy. With the COVID-19 pandemic ongoing, it is vital to remain focused on children’s health. The pediatricians at...
Same day results on COVID-19 tests for infants, toddlers, children, and teens
Call to schedule an appointment.The providers at Vecino’s Airline Children’s Clinic are specialists in COVID-19 testing for infants, toddlers, children, and teens through age 17. Testing is administered inside the clinic or at the drive-through station in our parking...
Protect your children from the flu!
If you have young kids, it’s especially important to protect them from the flu virus, because they have a greater chance of getting very sick.
Asthma and coronavirus: what parents need to know
During the coronavirus (COVID-19) it’s more important than ever to keep children’s asthma well managed and to have medications on hand.
Information for parents about coronavirus (COVID-19)
Frequent hand washing with soap and water is one of the most effective ways parents and children can protect themselves and prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Developmental milestones: two months old
Parenthood is full of firsts. This includes the many things your baby does for the first time, like coo, smile at you, and hold up her own head. These firsts are called developmental milestones. Developmental milestones give you and your pediatrician important...
Developmental milestones: ages 3-5
Children learn, change, and grow so quickly when they are young. It’s normal to wonder: “Is my child on track?” Watch for these milestones at ages 3-5.