Misha Harris

No matter how old your child is, there’s a good chance that they’ll come down with a cough at some point each year. This is especially true for children who attend an in-person school or go to a daycare program. But how long should a child have a cough before going to the doctor? As […]

As a parent, the health and well-being of your child are your #1 priority. But in today’s hectic world, finding the time to carefully select a pediatrician who meets your needs can feel exhausting. That’s why Telepeds is committed to helping families across the New Mexico area find expertly qualified, compassionate pediatricians, no matter what

Every child deserves access to high-quality, compassionate health care that puts their needs and well-being first. But in today’s difficult economy, families from all socioeconomic backgrounds have found themselves struggling to make ends meet and keep up the hefty monthly premium that comes with choosing private insurance. Now, more than ever, free or low-cost health

As a parent, your child’s health is your top priority. But for many of us, finding the time amid our chaotic lives to thoroughly research our local pediatrician’s offices, let alone keep up with all of the necessary appointments, simply isn’t realistic. Thankfully, you don’t have to sacrifice the well-being of your child just to

With each new season, comes the ongoing challenge of preventing and treating a fresh batch of contagious diseases, viral infections, and seasonal allergies in children of all ages. And this summer is no different. Today, we’re breaking down the most common childhood illnesses that are currently rising amongst New Mexico communities and telling you exactly

As a parent and caregiver, there are few things more panic-inducing than the signs of a sore throat and fever in your child. If the sound of tiny coughs and raspy voices has left you desperate for quick answers, you’re far from being alone. But before you rush your little one off to the nearest

Dealing with a fussy and crying baby is just a rite of passage in parenthood. But when your baby is extra irritable and seems to be acting out of character, it’s usually an indicator that something is wrong. When this is the case, your biggest concern is to quickly find the culprit causing their distress,

While it’s easy to worry about your child’s stomach pain, the good news is that it’s not serious in most cases. Many children can get by with no treatment or use kids’ stomach pain home remedies, including ginger ale, warm compresses, and heating pads. However, the reality is that stomach pain in children is wide-ranging,

Hearing that your child is suffering from an acute upper respiratory infection sounds scary. But what does this mean in layman’s terms? Essentially, your child has a cold. It is not as frightening as you may think, but it is still never a cause for celebration. Especially if you have to pick them up from

Picture this: your daughter wakes up, holding her neck, and says, “Mommy, my throat hurts.” You think it could just be due to the changes in the weather, so you offer her some water and a warm breakfast, hoping it will clear up in no time. But unfortunately, that does not do the trick. Now