Callisto Pediatrics, PLLC

01/05/2026

January is National Winter Sports Traumatic Brain Injury Awareness Month

To keep kids safe during National Winter Sports Traumatic Brain Injury Awareness Month:

-Ensure they always wear a properly fitted helmet for activities like skiing, snowboarding, ice hockey, and sledding
-Check that their helmet meets safety standards
-Teach them to recognize signs of a concussion, reporting any head impacts to a coach or parent immediately
-Monitor weather conditions, stay within appropriate skill levels, and seek medical attention if any injury occurs

01/01/2026

Here at Callisto Pediatrics, we are grateful for the memories we've made together, and excited for more to come with your family. Sending you and your family the warmest wishes for a happy and healthy New Year!

12/30/2025

12/23/2025

National Christmas Movie Marathon Day

Take some time to share with your family the memories you love, or create your own new movie traditions!

What is your family's favorite Holiday movie?

12/21/2025

Happy 1st Day of Winter!

12/20/2025

Holiday Outing 2025

12/19/2025

National Ugly Christmas Sweater Day was created in 2011 to lighten up the holidays. It's celebrated worldwide and has grown in popularity.

Here are some ways to get kids involved in National Ugly Sweater Day:

-Decorate sweaters: Decorate sweaters together or decorate gingerbread men with ugly sweaters.

-Make ornaments: Make ornaments together.

-Play games: Play games like Christmas karaoke, Christmas carol Pictionary or charades, or the ugly sweater game.

-Have a contest: Have an ugly sweater contest or a Christmas tree hairdo competition.

-Make treats: Prepare themed treats together.

12/18/2025

Even though there is no longer a mask mandate for public transportation, you should wear a mask while traveling. The CDC recommends masking indoors on planes, trains, buses, and boats, as well as at transportation hubs, such as airports, stations, and seaports. N95 and KN95 masks provide the best protection, whereas cloth masks only block about 10 to 30 percent of virus particles. Make sure there are no leaks around your mask and that your hands are clean before touching it. It’s safest to throw out your mask after using it throughout a travel day.