Bristow Pediatrics

12/15/2025

This is a good study showing the dangers of social media.

New research following 8,300 children for four years found that more time on social media is linked to an increase in attention problems, unlike TV or video games, which showed no effect. This trend held true regardless of genetics or ADHD diagnosis. Read the latest study in our journal Pediatrics Open Science. https://bit.ly/4pmMHJn

12/14/2025

Seriously!!!

12/13/2025

12/11/2025

Yep!!!

12/10/2025

Who is waiting for their bigs to get home from college??? Or for a snow day to just hang out???

12/06/2025

It is a tool that must be closely monitored. Getting kids off their phones, involved with friends in person, outside and moving will combat all of these things.

A new study in Pediatrics found that twelve-year-olds who owned smartphones were more likely to experience depression and obesity and not get enough sleep than their peers without one. Consistent communication with children and teens about smartphones and screen time can help make sure that phones don’t crowd out important activities like exercise, sleep, and quality time with friends and family. Learn more in AAP News: https://bit.ly/3KvYJkB

12/05/2025

Skincare fridge- let that sink in…

12/04/2025

More wise words…