Updated September 18, 2026 Written in collaboration with Dr. Leah Welty If you’ve seen recent news about measles cases in Cincinnati,
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School Plans to Assist Children with Disabilities
IEP vs. 504 Plan: What Parents Need to Know Written in collaboration with Dr. Leah Welty, Dr. Petra Hackenberg-Bauer, and Caitlin Geiser,
Executive Function in Kids: How Parents Can Help
Why Does My Child Forget Everything? Helping Kids Build Executive Function Skills Written in collaboration with Dr. Leah Welty and Dr.
Low Iron in Teen Athletes: Signs, Symptoms & What Parents Should Know
Low Iron in Teen Athletes: What Parents Should Know Written in collaboration with Dr. Petra Hackenberg-Bauer, MD School sports are back,
2026 Flu Vaccines
Help Keep Your Child Healthy This Flu Season At Anderson Hills Pediatrics, we strongly recommend that all children aged six months and older get this year’s flu vaccine.
Flu 101: What Parents Need to Know for the 2026-2027 Flu Season
As parents, you do everything you can to keep your child healthy. One of the best ways to protect them each year is with an annual flu vaccine.
Parents Ask. We Answer.
10 Questions Parents Ask Most About Their Child’s Health (Answered by a Pediatrician) Created with: Dr. Kathleen Driscoll, Board-Certified Pediatrician, Anderson Hills Pediatrics Reading Time: 10 minutes Last Updated: June 2026 Parents have questions.
Should You Ask ChatGPT About Your Child’s Symptoms?
A Pediatrician’s Guide to Using AI Safely Created with: Dr. Kathleen Driscoll, Board-Certified Pediatrician, Anderson Hills Pediatrics Reading time: 6 minutes Last updated: June 26,
Why Your Pediatrician Is the Best Place for a Sports Physical | Anderson Hills Pediatrics
Skip the Urgent Care Rush: Why Your Pediatrician Is the Best Place for a Sports Physical When summer winds down, many parents find themselves scrambling to check one last item off the back-to-school list: the sports physical.
Summer Safety Tips for Kids
Summer is a wonderful time for outdoor play, vacations, camps, and family activities, but warmer temperatures also bring important safety concerns for children.