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EPISODE · Aug 6, 2024 · 24 MIN

A 24-Minute-Listen that Could Help Save Your Child's Life

from Pediatrics Now for Parents · host pediatricsnowforparents

Join us on this episode of Pediatrics Now as we delve into essential choking, water and heat safety tips as host Holly Wayment interviews a doctor on the front lines of emergency medicine, Priyanka Kandhal,  a pediatric emergency medicine doctor.  Dr. Kandhal shares her personal experiences as a new parent and provides invaluable advice.  From the dangers of choking hazards to the critical importance of water safety, she covers it all. Learn why you should avoid arm floaties for your kids, the significance of wearing bright-colored swimsuits, and the necessity of having multiple layers of protection around pools. We also discuss heat-related illnesses, the importance of hydration, and the life-saving practice of rapid cooling in cases of heat stroke. Plus, get tips on how to ensure your child's safety in hot cars and the importance of staying up-to-date with vaccinations. Tune in for practical advice that can help keep your children safe.

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