Pediatricians San Diego

CPCMG Carmel Valley is pleased to announce they have moved into a spacious new office! Conveniently located at the corner of El Camino Real and Valley Centre Drive close to State Route 56, the new office has 15 exam rooms, procedure room and separate waiting rooms for sick and well patients. Located on the second floor inside Ryan Plaza, ample parking is available right next to the building. CPCMG Carmel Valley 11943 El Camino Real, Suite 210 – San Diego 858-793-1011 Don’t wait to schedule your child’s well visit – call today! Keeping your child up-to-date on vaccines and developmental screenings will ensure a bright, healthy future. * This article was originally published here

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From a child who refuses to eat a particular food to a child who refuses to eat at all, picky eaters can make meals a challenge for parents. Luckily, we’ve got some tips and tricks to help your child expand their palate and develop interest in trying new foods. Here’s what to do with a picky eater: First and foremost make sure your child is gaining weight well and is healthy. A visit to your CPCMG pediatrician can be reassuring and you may not have to make any change at all! Allow your child to shop and cook with you. Getting them involved will encourage them to try the foods they prepare. Have meals together as a family and demonstrate healthy eating. For younger kids, use a sticker chart to mark the time when they try a new food – but don’t use junk food as the reward! Keep a snack drawer in the fridge that is easily reached and contains cut up fruits and veggies along with granola bars and other healthy snacks. Put out all food at once including healthy food and dess

From a child who refuses to eat a particular food to a child who refuses to eat at all, picky eaters can make meals a challenge for parents. Luckily, we’ve got some tips and tricks to help your child expand their palate and develop interest in trying new foods. Here’s what to do with a picky eater: First and foremost make sure your child is gaining weight well and is healthy. A visit to your CPCMG pediatrician can be reassuring and you may not have to make any change at all! Allow your child to shop and cook with you. Getting them involved will encourage them to try the foods they prepare. Have meals together as a family and demonstrate healthy eating. For younger kids, use a sticker chart to mark the time when they try a new food – but don’t use junk food as the reward! Keep a snack drawer in the fridge that is easily reached and contains cut up fruits and veggies along with granola bars and other healthy snacks. Put out all food at once including healthy food and desserts and

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