* Newborn care.
* A feeding routine to get babies to sleep through the night.
* A sensible approach to pediatric vaccinations.
* Tricks for toilet training and taming tantrums.
* Sun protection and tick and mosquito prevention.
* Nutritious eating guidelines.
* How to select the appropriate toy for a child.
* Tips for selecting a daycare.
* Information about acceptable screen time and gaming addiction.
* Ways to eliminate ear infections including swimmer's ear and avoid ear tubes.
* Occurrence and recovery from traumatic brain injuries/concussions.
* Picking the right pet.
* Recovery from mononucleosis and return to school in 7 to 10 days.
* No more colds. Nasal spray that protects against URI's.
* Hazards of e-cigarettes and vaping.
Michael W. Simon, M.D., Ph.D., is a native of Ft. Mitchell, Kentucky. He was trained as a microbiologist and received a Doctorate from the University of Cincinnati. Dr. Simon completed his M.D. degree at University of Kentucky. As a senior medical student, he received the John H. Githens Award for excellence in pediatrics. Dr. Simon received the Pediatric Intern of the Year Award. He completed his pediatric training at the University of Kentucky Medical Center. He has published original basic research and clinical articles. Dr. Simon has pioneered more effective treatment for infectious mononucleosis. He is a member of the Scientific Research Society of North America and the American Academy of Pediatrics. He and his wife reside in Lexington, Kentucky and have 4 adult children.