Pediatric Advice Website Offers Parents Information About their Child’s Health, Safety and Development; Free Advice given by a Pediatric Nurse Practitioner

Every parent knows the frustration of being up all night with a sick child worrying about their condition. Then after leaving the doctor’s office the next day, they remember a list of questions that they forgot to ask the doctor. Every mom has those nagging question about their child’s development but never had the opportunity to ask the doctor. Some parents just want to make sure that what they are doing is right. Others need to know what signs mean they need to seek medical attention. Pediatricadvice.net offers answers all of these questions, all in the comfort of your own home, all at a time that is convenient for parents.

Parsippany, NJ (PRWEB) June 28, 2006 -- Every parent knows the frustration of being up all night with a sick child worrying about their condition. Then after leaving the doctor’s office the next day, they remember a list of questions that they forgot to ask the doctor. Every mom has those nagging question about their child’s development but never had the opportunity to ask the doctor. Some parents just want to make sure that what they are doing is right. Others need to know what signs mean they need to seek medical attention. Pediatricadvice.net offers answers all of these questions, all in the comfort of your own home, all at a time that is convenient for parents.

In April 2006, pediatricadvice.net website was started in order to provide parents with advice about their child’s health, safety and development. Questions are answered by a pediatric nurse practitioner with approximately 20 years experience in the field of pediatrics. Practical, applicable answers to every day problems are addressed and explained clearly, all from the point of view of a Pediatric Nurse Practitioner.

Free of charge, viewers may browse the pediatric advice archives, review questions and answers, type in a topic to narrow their search or Ask Lisa a free question. One Ask Lisa question of the day is randomly chosen and answers are posted on the website daily. There is also an option to ask a private question and have answers sent directly to the viewer via email. There is a fee for this service.

The company’s mission is to give every parent equal access to the knowledge needed to care for children regardless of economic standing, social connections, educational level, time constraints and free from commercial bias. As a result parents can become better advocates for their child’s healthcare. For Free information log on to www.pediatricadvice.net, every mother’s safety net.

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