Einstein Pediatrics

10/16/2025

🗺️ Some people just “attend” meetings…
Emi and Alejandra arrive at them. 😎
Roadmap to Success 2025 — powered by coffee, laughter, and Einstein Pediatrics energy!

10/16/2025

With all the media out there, sometimes it’s hard to know which has better content! 📺

10/14/2025

Viral Season Reminders from Einstein Pediatricians:

Every parent dreads another cold or cough, but here’s what’s normal (and reassuring!) to remember this season 👇

1️⃣ Kids get sick often — it’s how their immune system learns and builds strength.
2️⃣ Immunity doesn’t come from supplements or juices — it comes from fighting and recovering from infections.
3️⃣ Daycare doesn’t make kids sick; it simply exposes them to the same viruses every child will eventually meet.
4️⃣ A cough that lingers for 2–3 weeks, or constant wiping of runny noses, can be normal after a virus.
5️⃣ Fevers are the body’s way of fighting infection — not a danger in themselves.
6️⃣ Focus on comfort, not the thermometer number.
7️⃣ Hydration matters more than calories for a few days if appetite is low.
8️⃣ Honey, saline, humidifiers, and patience usually work better than most medicines.
9️⃣ You can support immunity with rest, healthy food, hydration, and vaccines — not “boost” it.
🔟 And remember — calling your pediatrician for reassurance isn’t overreacting. It’s good parenting. ❤️

💉 Flu, COVID, and RSV vaccines are available — and can safely be given at the same visit.
📞 If you ever have questions, we’re here for you.

10/13/2025

Today we honor both Indigenous Peoples’ Day and Columbus Day — recognizing the diverse histories, cultures, and contributions that have shaped our country.

At Einstein Pediatrics, we celebrate the strength of families and communities who continue to learn, grow, and care for one another. 💙

Our office is open today — and as always, we’re here to support your family’s health and well-being.

10/09/2025

💜 Double the purple, double the fun — just another colorful day with Erica & Bryona at Einstein!

10/08/2025

Many parents use melatonin with various levels of success. Reach out to us before starting.

10/06/2025

Beyfortus is in! This is a single antibody against RSV for infants currently under 8 months old whose mother did not receive the RSV vaccine during pregnancy. We STRONGLY recommend this shot for the youngest of our patients. Call to schedule an appointment.📆

10/02/2025

Why do all U.S. newborns get the hepatitis B vaccine at birth?

Early strategies failed:

1982: Birth dose recommended → little impact

1988: Expanded to “high-risk” groups → still little impact

1991: Expanded to all newborns (30,000 U.S. kids

09/26/2025

🌟 At Einstein Pediatrics, our providers are more than doctors in the office—we’re neighbors, parents, and community members who care deeply about keeping families safe and informed.

This week, Dr. Eden Woredekal spoke to the Ethiopian community in Amharic, sharing trusted pediatric guidance and answering important questions. 💙

We’re proud of the ways our team shows up for families—whether in the office, online, or out in the community. Together, we can make sure every child has access to care and information they can trust.

🎥 Watch Dr. Eden’s talk here in Amharic: https://youtu.be/icXnQnlQMOY

Scientist behind autism study cited by Trump admin paid $150K by plaintiffs suing Tylenol manufacturer

09/24/2025

💉 COVID-19 Vaccine, for all ages has finally arrived! Online scheduling is open and waiting for you! Check your email for additional information regarding insurance/coverage! Stay healthy!

09/24/2025

Recent headlines have raised questions about acetaminophen (Tylenol) use during pregnancy. Both the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) have carefully reviewed the evidence. Their position is clear: Tylenol remains the safest option for pain and fever relief in pregnancy when used as directed.

The studies making news do not prove a cause-and-effect link between Tylenol and conditions like autism or ADHD. The research has important limitations, and professional organizations continue to support its use.

✅ At Einstein Pediatrics, our providers agree with AAP and ACOG. Acetaminophen is safe when used appropriately, and we continue to recommend it as needed.

When in doubt, always use the lowest effective dose for the shortest time and check with your provider.

Acetaminophen is an over-the-counter medicine used to reduce fevers and relieve pain. It is sold under many brand names, including Tylenol.

Decades of research have found that acetaminophen is safe for children when administered as recommended. Misleading claims link the medicine to autism. These false claims send a confusing, dangerous message to parents and expectant parents and does a disservice to autistic individuals. Read more at the link below.
https://bit.ly/42G47Y9

09/23/2025

🌟 Leucovorin (Folinic Acid) & Autism: What Parents Should Know 🌟
You may have heard about folinic acid (also called leucovorin) being studied for children with autism. Here’s what the research tells us so far!

💬 Have questions? We’re here to guide you through safe, evidence-based options for your child.