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Sep 30, 10 | Posted by: Bayshore Pediatrics
What makes you Smile?
Here are the latest “Smiles” from Bayshore Pediatrics children. Do they make you smile?
We made an upside down sun. ~Jaz, age 4
My little sister made me laugh. She was shaking her hips. ~Jan, age 8
When my sister said she would take me to the pool today. ~Zarie, age 11
I saw my elementary school (Oriele Lane) on the wall of the lobby at the doctors office and it made me remember my friends that went to elementary school with me and the times I had. ~Tamy, age 11 3/4
I heard a silly song today. ~Sam, age 4 1/2
My mommy smiled at me. ~Jake, age 2 1/2
Aug 17, 10 | Posted by: Bayshore Pediatrics
Flu vaccine – yes, it’s time
Once again, Bayshore Pediatrics is offering the seasonal influenza vaccine to all patients. Bayshore Pediatrics has strongly encouraged all children 6 months and older to receive an annual influenza vaccine for the past 7 years (long before the CDC recommendations). The seasonal flu vaccine provides protection to children during a time when illness is often on the rise. We will begin influenza vaccination clinics starting as early as September 1st. 
To find more information about the seasonal flu and making an appointment, check out our website at BayshorePediatrics.com under Vaccine Resources or call our office. You will want to call our office early to get the best appointment times. Influenza vaccine clinics are on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and some Saturdays.
New for 2010-2011, the influenza vaccine for 2010-2011 includes the H1N1 vaccine. This means that a separate vaccine is not required for H1N1 this year. Special note for parents with children ages 6 months through 8 years of age that did not receive the H1N1 vaccine or are unsure if they did, these children will need two doses of flu vaccine this year.
Please call our office to speak with your pediatrician if you have questions about your child(ren) receiving the seasonal influenza vaccine.
Aug 4, 10 | Posted by: Bayshore Pediatrics
It’s a Boy …and a Girl!
We are delighted to announce that Dr. Melbye’s family has grown by two. Luke born at 5 lbs 11 oz and Ally born at 5 lbs 9 oz were born on July 28th. Mom, baby, big sisters, and yes – Dr. Melbye are all doing well (adjusting but doing well). Congratulations to the entire Melbye family on this joyous occasion.
Jul 28, 10 | Posted by: Bayshore Pediatrics
Smiles and Laugh-What makes our patients laugh.
We have been receiving notes from children telling us what made them smile and laugh today. Here are some things they are saying when asked “what made you smile or laugh today?”.
My baby brother and family. ~Kennedi age 10
My six year old brother. The things that younger kids can say can be quite hilarious. You can be surprised. ~Kaytlin age 14
Family. ~ Spencer age 6
When I watch something funny or when i see something funny. I love seeing something funny. ~Latesia age 9 1/2
I didn’t have to get shots. ~Cierra age 12
My big sister. She is sixteen years old. She made me laugh this morning. ~Janian age 8
I read a funny book called Berenstein Bears trouble with grown-ups. It was funny because the cubs made a play and did funny things. Funny. ~Mia age 7 1/2
Being able to talk to my mother and Dr. Linsmeier about me being healthy. Also the fact that they make decisions for and trusts me!!! ~Anika age 15
What made you laugh today?
Jun 25, 10 | Posted by: Bayshore Pediatrics
Smiles and Giggles
Smiles and giggles are something that brightens everyone’s day. Sometimes we forget what made us smile for the week. Recently the manager of Bayshore Pediatrics read an article that talked about a family smile box. The family had created a “smile box” and “smile cards” where members of the family could write down something that made them smile through the week and put it in the box. At the end of the week, the family would bring the smile box out at dinner and read these smiles, remembering and laughing all over again what made the family smile.
Bayshore Pediatrics is trying a version of the smile box. More »
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