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It’s a tradition at POD to celebrate Halloween. You never know who you may see at the office.

In 2008, the managers dressed up as a different Lucy from “I Love Lucy.” Every time you turned around, there she was!

In 2009, the managers dressed up as Sandy and the Pink Ladies from Grease. The Large Chicken beat them out in the annual costume contest.

The staff waits anxiously to see what the managers will do each year. In 2010, it was the Disney Princesses. We had Snow White, Belle, Ariel, and Princess Tiana.

It’s a tradition at POD to celebrate Halloween. You never know who you may see at the office.

In 2008, the managers dressed up as a different Lucy from “I Love Lucy.” Every time you turned around, there she was!

In 2009, the managers dressed up as Sandy and the Pink Ladies from Grease. The Large Chicken beat them out in the annual costume contest.

The staff waits anxiously to see what the managers will do each year. In 2010, it was the Disney Princesses. We had Snow White, Belle, Ariel, and Princess Tiana.

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Answers about Medication for Your Child, by Robyn Lilly, CPNP-PC

What's the deal with giving kids medication? It is the middle of the night and your little one awakens you fussy and feverish. The doctor's office is closed. You just want to get a few more hours of shut eye before the sun rises. You reach into your trusty medicine cabinet to find something to help your itty bitty feel better and get some sleep. Sounds easy enough, right? Just reach into the cabinet and find some Tylenol or Ibuprofen to do the trick. But wait, it really isn't that easy.

Watkins’s Ideas About Starting Baby Foods

Not everybody might agree, but I think that it doesn’t matter exactly when you start solid foods: anywhere between 2 and 7 months age. Now the most natural time, based on babies’ behavior, their watching adults eat and reaching for food, is about 4-5 months old, but studies indicated that starting at an earlier age, as early as two months, or waiting until a later age like 6-7 months, has no effect. It appears that starting cereal and vegetables and fruits early, middle or late, does not affect a child’s eventual weight, height, intelligence or tendency to have food allergies.

Dr. Watkins Comments on Water for Baby

There are so many choices: distilled water, spring water, deionized water, filtered water, boiled water, Italian water, French water, Arkansas water, fluoridated water, tap water and even 'baby water'. What do choose for your children? What is safe, what is optimal? The easy answer to this question is tap water and also, in most cases, probably the best answer. The water system in Dallas and the Dallas area is very safe and has an excellent record for reliability. Buying bottled water has not been shown to be safer by any research, though there are arguments in its favor.

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