When Should You Worry About Your Child’s Worrying?
When kids are stressed, their parents are stressed. Learn what normal stress, worry, and anxiety look like for kids versus when you should be worried.
Covid-19 Vaccinations
Not sure if you qualify for a booster? We got you! Read below to find CDC’s Covid-19 vaccination guidelines for Pfizer:
5-11 years old: 2 Doses, 3 weeks apart (Booster - 5 months after 2nd dose)
12+ years old: 2 doses 3-8 weeks apart (Booster - 5 months after 2nd dose)
*Adults 50+ May Receive a Booster 4 months after their 2nd dose
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