Category: Pediatric Urology

New parenthood is often filled with joy, wonder…and a lot of worry. One common concern for many parents, especially those new to the experience, revolves…

Preschool years are a time of rapid development, marked by exciting milestones in language, motor skills, and social-emotional growth. However, this period also presents unique…

Traveling with children is often an exhilarating experience filled with new sights, sounds, and memories. However, beneath the surface of excitement lies a potential for…

Childhood is a period characterized by rapid physical, emotional, and cognitive development. As children navigate this complex journey, they often experience a wide range of…

It’s a common worry for parents and educators: a child consistently avoiding urination while at school or daycare. What initially appears as simple stubbornness can…

Bedwetting, formally known as nocturnal enuresis, is a surprisingly common experience for children, even those who are otherwise perfectly healthy. It’s often shrouded in shame…

Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are surprisingly common, even in very young infants who cannot verbally communicate their discomfort. While older children can typically articulate symptoms…

The journey of toilet training is often fraught with challenges for both toddlers and their parents. Beyond the emotional hurdles and accidents, there’s an increasingly…

Experiencing an unexpected leak when you laugh heartily or during physical activity can be unsettling, particularly for young girls and adolescents. It’s a common concern…

Kidney inflammation in children, often referred to as nephritis or kidney disease, presents unique challenges due to developing systems and varying presentations compared to adults.…