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June 12
Naegleria fowleri: What Mansfield Families Need to Know About the "Brain-Eating Amoeba"
May 29
Summer is here, and that means more time at pools, lakes, splash pads, and
backyard swimming parties. While water activities are a wonderful way for
children to stay active and cool off, water safety is one of the most
important conversations families can have each summer.
May 19
As the school year ends, many families notice bedtime routines quickly start to drift later and later. While summer should absolutely include fun and flexibility, a completely flipped sleep schedule can affect mood, behavior, focus, anxiety, immune health, and even physical growth in children and teens.
MAY 12
As the school year wraps up, many students face final exams, standardized tests, and end-of-year assessments. This time can feel overwhelming—for kids and parents alike. At Julie Tomberlin MD PA, Julie Tomberlin MD and her excellent nurse practitioners support families through every season of childhood, including the busy testing weeks.
May 4
End-of-School-Year Survival Guide for Parents: Keep Kids Healthy, Happy,
and on Track
Apr 02
As a trusted Mansfield pediatrician, Julie Tomberlin MD and her excellent nurse practitioners work closely with families to create practical, real-life strategies that make a difference—starting right at home.
Mar 31
At the office of Dr. Julie Tomberlin in Mansfield, TX, we know a newborn’s first appointment can feel both exciting and overwhelming for parents.
Mar 24
If your child has been dealing with runny nose, sneezing, itchy eyes, or a lingering cough, you’re not alone. We are in the middle of a strong allergy season in Mansfield, and many families are seeing an increase in symptoms in both kids and teens.
Mar 03
As we head into spring, families everywhere prepare to “spring forward” and lose an hour of sleep. For children, this shift can be especially challenging—leading to crankiness, trouble falling asleep, and harder mornings.
Feb 27
For parents in Mansfield, TX, noticing a new rash on a child is naturally a source of worry. One of the most common skin conditions we see at the office of Dr. Julie Tomberlin, MD, is atopic dermatitis, popularly known as pediatric eczema.