The recent killings of Black Americans George Floyd and Breonna Taylor have sparked a national reckoning about race and racism in America. This has many parents and caregivers — including many Broadway families — wondering how best to tackle these topics with their kids: How early should these conversations begin? How much should children be … Continue reading Resources for talking with your kids about race and racism
With the warmer weather, antsy kids indoors, and ever-changing national health guidelines, parenting today may feel more challenging than ever. We encourage you to look to your Broadway pediatricians for advice and resources to help keep your family safe and healthy. From regular Well Child exams to immunizations, Summer is an important time to check … Continue reading A Message From Broadway Pediatricians: Keep Your Family Well
The novel coronavirus pandemic has caused a big shift in our daily routines. Many grocery store shelves are low on goods you use and need regularly. Unemployment levels are up and families are facing greater financial pressures. School doors are closed, and for many children, this means their food access has been greatly reduced. During … Continue reading Maintain healthy eating habits while in quarantine: Three tips for families
The last several weeks have exposed us all to extraordinary pressure. Social distancing measures have been put in place to slow the spread of COVID-19, bringing with them concerns about the impacts of long-term social isolation on mental health. Bars and restaurants may be closed but alcohol sales have skyrocketed since the outset of the … Continue reading Quarantines and day drinking as a means of coping: What to know about alcohol use and COVID-19