I’m pleased to share this eczema blog post, a collaborative effort by a number of our physicians at Kindercare Pediatrics.  Enjoy… Dry skin.  Red, rough patches.  And so itchy!  If this sounds like your child’s skin, then he or she … Continue reading →

This Ad Has a Secret Anti-Abuse Message That Only Kids Can See Brilliant! Simple and innovative use of technology to speak directly to children at risk.

How can I eat more healthfully? Or… How can I get my children to eat more healthfully? Patients/parents ask me this question in clinic more frequently than any other.  Over the years, I have developed a number of strategies and … Continue reading →

      Many years of nutrition studies can make you think about food in funny ways.  Over the past six years, my mind has been trained to see foods from many angles, including the perspective of a dietitian, a … Continue reading →

Recently, a friend of mine brought to my attention a blog post written a few years ago by Suzanne Humphries.  In it, Suzanne makes a rather weak attempt at disgracing the conventional health practice of and the organizations that advocate for routine immunization. … Continue reading →

Yesterday, Julie M Green Blogged this piece (on Erica Ehm’s yummymummyclub.ca) about a former Australian Vogue editor who unveiled, in her new book, the horrifying and medically precarious lives of models – so many of whom struggle with eating disorders – trying … Continue reading →

For Toronto mothers requiring support with breastfeeding, there are a number of organizations and professionals available to help. Below is an up-to-date (as of April 7th, 2013) list of clinics and public health services available to help: OHIP-Insured (or Partially … Continue reading →

Our docs at Kindercare Pediatrics have been getting lots of questions about the recent cases of influenza A (H7N9) infections in China.  Below is a short summary of what we know so far (in a Q&A format): Where did this … Continue reading →

Next month (april 2013) Kindercare Pediatrics rolls out the next step in our ‘slow and steady’ expansion plan: Weeknight Clinics.  One or two nights per week, Dr. Dina Kulik will be available to see 1) her primary care patients for … Continue reading →

We could not be more excited to welcome Dr. Dina Kulik to the growing team of physicians at Kindercare Pediatrics! Dr. Kulik is now accepting new patients for her primary care practice.  She has also joined our roster of pediatricians … Continue reading →