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It is a place to come and share your worries and triumphs of parenthood. Get answers to your questions. Learn tips to make life with children a little easier. And when needed, get smart products to solve common childhood problems.
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Education
Education is empowering and should be free of charge.

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Developing smart, new products that improve kids’ health.

Philanthropy
Giving 10% of profits to community building charities.
Dr. Wonnacott, a pediatrician and mom of four, created Pediatric Answers to be a community. It’s a safe place to come learn, share ideas, and get tips to help navigate the challenges of parenthood. The products currently offered (and those in development) are created to solve common childhood problems in a very practical, smart way. These solutions are a result of years of encountering the same problems in a clinical setting. It’s the ultimate necessity-breeds-innovation concept.
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