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New Year Healthy Habits: Simple Ways to Build a Stronger Family Routine
Dec 17
Start the year strong with simple, healthy habits for kids—nutrition, sleep, exercise and screen balance. Tips from Forest Lane Pediatrics.
Why Preventive Wellness Check Visits Are Important During the Holidays
Nov 24
The holiday season is busy, full of family gatherings, travel and celebrations—but it’s also the perfect time to prioritize your child’s preventive wellness. A wellness check visit during the holidays ensures your child is healthy, thriving and on track for the coming year.
Managing Asthma During Cooler Weather: Tips for Children
Oct 29
Learn how to manage asthma in children during cooler months. Tips on triggers, breathing treatments, flu shots and indoor air quality.
Dr. Mannering is resigning and Dr. Liu is retiring from Forest Lane Pediatrics
Oct 6
Dr. Isha Mannering will be resigning from Forest Lane Pediatrics to pursue other professional opportunities and Dr. Ann Liu will be retiring from medical practice.
Tis The Season for RSV: What your child’s pediatrician wants you to know.
Sep 29
Learn more about RSV, when RSV season starts in Texas and how to protect your child with the RSV injection recommended by Forest Lane Pediatrics.
Protecting Children During the 2025–26 Respiratory Virus Season
Sep 9
Protect your child this season. Learn why the flu vaccine and COVID-19 vaccine are safe, effective and recommended for kids at Forest Lane Pediatrics.
Heavy Metals in Baby Formula
March 21
On March 18, 2025 Consumer Reports published an article detailing the results of tests they performed on 41 different brands of baby formula to detect arsenic, lead, BPA, acrylamide, and PFAS.
Measles Outbreak 2025
Feb 27
As most of you are probably aware West Texas has recently had a Measles Outbreak and there are now reported cases in North Texas. We are monitoring all of the reports from the CDC and local Health Departments closely and will let you know if any of the counties in the Metroplex experience an outbreak.
