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Alexandra Stamperna is a pediatrician with a special interest in pediatric allergology and significant experience in both hospital settings and private practices.
Pediatric Specialist
Alexandra Stamberna
Certified Breastfeeding Counselor
Scientific Associate, Allergy Unit, 3rd Pediatric Department, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (10/2023 – present)
Pediatrician, St. Luke’s Private Clinic (06/2024 – present)
Resident in Pediatrics, 2nd Pediatric Department, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, AHEPA University General Hospital (12/2019 – 03/2023)
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Breastfeeding is a natural and invaluable process that offers significant benefits to both mother and baby. However, like any new experience, it can bring up questions and challenges—especially for new mothers. With the right guidance, patience, and support, you can fully enjoy this wonderful experience of care and bonding with your baby.
Fever is a natural response of the body and often indicates that the immune system is working to fight off an infection.
However, anxiety about fever—known as “fever phobia”—is common among parents and can lead to overreactions or misunderstandings. It is important to differentiate the myths from the facts and understand when a fever truly requires attention.
Below, you’ll find answers to key questions to help you better understand fever and how to manage it.
The transition to parenthood is a unique and demanding experience, especially for new parents facing unfamiliar responsibilities and questions.
It’s completely normal to feel uncertain, but with the right guidance and patience, you can successfully meet your baby’s needs. In this section, you’ll find helpful tips on managing the first days, strengthening your bond with your baby, and confidently navigating the challenges of early parenthood.
Your child’s health is our priority. .
