Every parent knows what it’s like to have a sleepy child after a busy day—but when tiredness lingers, it can signal something more. Persistent fatigue in kids can impact mood, focus, school performance, and overall health. While simple lifestyle factors often cause it, it can sometimes indicate an underlying medical condition. At Focus on Kids…

You’re right if it feels like more children are wearing glasses today than ever. Across the U.S., pediatric eye doctors are seeing a significant rise in nearsightedness (myopia) among kids, and it’s happening earlier than in previous generations. At Focus on Kids Pediatrics, we’ve seen this trend firsthand in our patients. Many factors contribute, from…

Touch is one of the earliest senses to develop in newborns—and it’s also one of the most powerful. From the first gentle strokes after birth to daily routines at home, pediatric massage offers more than just comfort. It can help your baby grow stronger, sleep better, and even form deeper bonds with you. At Focus…

Is your child often tired, pale, or less energetic than usual? It could be more than just a rough week—it might be a sign of iron deficiency. Iron plays a critical role in supporting your child’s growth, brain development, and immune system. Without enough of it, kids may begin to show noticeable signs that something’s…

Few things startle parents like seeing blood coming from their child’s nose—especially if it happens suddenly. While nosebleeds can look scary, they’re surprisingly common in children and are usually not serious. At Focus on Kids Pediatrics in Littleton, CO, we frequently hear from concerned parents wondering why nosebleeds happen and what they should do in…