Congenital Cytomegalovirus: typically a benign and mild illness but the most common infectious cause of birth defects. Today Dr. Shannon Ross of Children's of AL's Pediatric Infectious Disease talks with us about recommendations for CMV testing, treatment and more!

For more information on Congenital CMV: click here.

For resources from the National CMV Foundation: click here.

Desiree Walker, an Alabama pediatric dietitian, joins us to talk about the new term "faltering growth" and how she recommends approaching it in infants! She also discusses all the different formulas and how to choose the best one for your little one!

Resources for pediatricians:

- CDC formula recommendations: click here.

- AAP Update on Pediatric formula: click here.

- AAP Resources on childhood nutrition: click here.

- North American Society for Pediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition: click here.

- Peditools: click here.

Resources for families:

- FDA formula information for families: click here.

- Healthy Children resources on formulas: click here.

- USDA formula information for families: click here.

Dr. Carmen Tong, a pediatric urologist at Children's of Alabama, discusses some common urologic issues in the newborn to toddler ages.

Disclaimer: We will be using accurate medical, physiologic and anatomical terminology and because we will be talking about the genitourinary system, this may be sensitive for the general and younger audiences.

For more information on cryptorchidism: click here.

For AAP Peds in Review on hypospadias, epispadias and cryptorchidism: click here

For info on ureteroceles: click here.

For info on labial adhesions: click here.

Thank you to our sponsors:

- Children's of AL's PATHS program: click here.

- AL Dept of Public Health's Immunization Dept: click here.