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Pediatric Collections offers what you need to know - original, focused research in a snapshot approach. LGBTQ+ youths report experiencing more bullying than their non-LGBTQ peers. Bullying of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and questioning youths stems from stigma, which is the social devaluation and discrediting that occurs when several processes co-occur and are reinforced by power, including labeling, stereotyping, separation, status loss, and discrimination. Part 1 of this first-of-its-kind 3-part series can help pediatric primary care providers can do much to combat stigma and discrimination for their LGBTQ+ patients. Signage and paperwork in clinics should reflect people of every race, disability, sexuality, and gender identity. Patients and caregivers should be screened for literacy, and educational resources should always be provided in locally relevant languages, because transgender children can be found in any ethnic and/or linguistic group. Additionally, the use of gender neutral, third person singular pronouns in publications can help to dissipate gendered assumptions. The incorporation of LGBTQ+-friendly children's books into waiting room collections and avoidance of gender-segregated toy areas can also support developing brains and encourage children's self-expressions. As physicians empowered with LGBTQ+ health competency, we can break down the cycles of ignorance, shame, and toxic stress that harm children who identify as LGBTQ+ and improve their chances of leading happy, healthy adult lives

Youths who are negatively affected by social determinants of health suffer adverse effects like increased risks of chronic health conditions and mental health issues. Part 2 of this series describes the adverse effects social determinants of health can have on vulnerable children around the world.

Child abuse and maltreatment take many different forms. This collection gives pediatricians and pediatric care-givers the latest findings on diagnosing, treating, and preventing child abuse and the risk factors that often accompany abuse, maltreatment, and neglect.

Getting it Right for Children is the story of one pediatrician, determined to make a difference in the lives of children. This book follows the physician as he witness's inequities in the health care system, and involves the reader in his journey to enact legislation for better access to health care for children. Stephen Berman, MD, FAAP, is one pediatrician who made a difference and inspires others to do the same

The ABCs of brain development -- Early movement matters -- Parenting your toddler : why "back to the basics" is best -- Why old-fashioned play is critical during the toddler years -- How screen time and digital media use are affecting today's young children -- Enhancing development with retro activities : 12 to 18 months -- Enhancing development with retro activities : 19 to 24 months -- Enhancing development with retro activities : 25 to 30 months -- Enhancing development with retro activities : 31 to 36 months.