Dr. Hippo – Series of 5 books – CLOSED

by Mommy on September 9, 2009

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As a parent, one thing I dread is when my daughter is ill.  I get so worried about a fever, a cough, cold, or whatever it may be.  As soon as DD gets any small symptom I want to bring her straight to the doctor to get it checked out.  A new series of books by the Hippocratic Press is perfect for Moms like me that are paranoid about illness.  The Dr. Hippo books are also great for children as well to teach them about being sick and illnesses.

The Dr. Hippo series, which is written by Doctor Charlotte Cowan – recently honored by President Obama, is 5 books all about little animals that end up with a sickness and contact their local doctor – Dr. Hippo to see what things they should expect with their sickness and how they can recover.  The book educates both children and parents on different illnesses.  For parents there is leaflet located in the back of the book with quick reference about signs symptoms and remedies for the sicknesses.

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I received the all 5 Dr. Hippo books for review.  My favourite is the “Moose With Loose Poops”.  This book has such a sweet story line, and amazing illustrations as well.  The book is about a young moose, Miles,  that has a tummy ache, and then has diarrhea.  What is so different about this book is that it explains all the symptoms of diarrhea with language children can understand.  The moose explains his incident as “a waterfall” that comes out of his bottom.  The words are just so innocent and so true that any child will be able to realte.   The book also teaches children what to do after using the bathroom like washing your hands.  The book teaches parents what to do in these types of situations as well when Mama Moose calls  Dr. Hippo who gives medical advise like keeping hydrated.

All of the Dr. Hippo books are educational for both children and parents.  The other titles of the books are:

“Peeper has a Fever”

“Sadie’s Sore Throat”

“Katie caught a Cold”

“The Little Elephant with the Big Earache”

These are all situations that parents will find themselves in, and many times it’s difficult to know what signs and symptoms to look for and when it’s time to bring your child to the doctor and when your child will be ok.  What I really liked about the books is it also includes Celsius and Fahrenheit temperatures!  Dr. Hippo has thought of all of us Canadians when creating these books!  The insert in the Dr. Hippo series is a great quick reference for parents as well who may be unsure of what to do in situations when their child is under the weather.

The Dr. Hippo series is both fun and educational – as a parent I love being able to bring educational items to my child while enjoying a good laugh.  My only question is, since Dr. Hippo takes care of animals – is he a doctor or a veterinarian?

Buy it: to purchase, visit Dr. Hippo online

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chana September 9, 2009 at 7:20 pm

each book has included a separate laminated Parent Guide

Rebekah September 9, 2009 at 7:23 pm

I did not know children get 6-10 colds a year on average….we are really blessed to have healthy children. Now I’m going to get some other entries :)

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I learned that ear infections are responsible for 30 million office visits and more than 10 million antibiotic prescriptions annually, wow!

Amber Rose September 9, 2009 at 7:35 pm

Wow, I think it’s awesome that the books come with a parent guide, with useful tips! This is a fantastic book series, I think my children would love it. I have a two year old that says she needs to go to the
“Hop-pit-tal” or the “docker” everytime she sneezes or bumps a toe,lol.

Stephanie September 9, 2009 at 7:40 pm

6-10 colds a year! wow, I hope we don’t have to deal with that much sickness!

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I already knew this information, but it is so important! I know a very active, healthy athlete who suffered 3 heart attacks at age 20, caused by an untreated strep throat infection in childhood. My children have heart problems, so I don’t mess around with sore throats. My children also rarely have fever with strep.
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Sore throats, caused by both virus and bacteria… have significant infectious and noninfectious complications. For example, group A streptococci, the most common cause of bacterial pharyngitis among children and adults, are the leading cause of acquired heart disease among children throughout the world.

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Had no idea that kids usually get 6-10 colds each year!

wendiwinn September 9, 2009 at 7:49 pm

i learned the books are written by an m.d. – which i like. thanks!

Insanitykim September 9, 2009 at 7:50 pm

I like the laminated parent guide that comes with each book, great idea! Fun giveaway!!!

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I learned that Dr Cowan used to work at MassGeneral Hospital for Children in Boston

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Audrey September 9, 2009 at 8:11 pm

look like books my kids would love:)

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ReggieMann September 9, 2009 at 9:09 pm

I learned Ear infections are responsible for 30 million office visits and more than 10 million antibiotic prescriptions annually.
I know my oldest nephew and niece got them quite frequently when they were babies.

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Sarah September 9, 2009 at 9:37 pm

American children have 6-10 colds each year- WOW!! This I did not know, that number seems so high! What great books!

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Charlotte Cowan, M>D. September 9, 2009 at 9:42 pm

Hi
Thank you SO much for your generous review about my books, the Dr. Hippo Series. It was great fun to write them and means a great deal to me to hear that parents (and children) enjoy them. Thank you!
Check by my blog if you have time. It is http://www.drhippo.com/blog.
Thanks again!!
Charlotte

Anne Taylor September 9, 2009 at 10:04 pm

I like the interaction that these books develop!

Each picture book includes a separate Parent Guide written in question/answer format. The Parent Guide answers common questions about children’s health issues and offers parents advice about how to comfort children at home and when to call the doctor

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Cathy September 9, 2009 at 10:38 pm

These books can help children as young as 2!

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Jaclyn Reynolds September 9, 2009 at 11:11 pm

These books look so sweet, I’d love to read them with my children. I’d be interested in the parent guides included with the books. :)

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American children have 6-10 colds a year.

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Stephanie V September 9, 2009 at 11:36 pm

learned To write age-appropriate stories for sick children that entertain, educate and reassure both parent and child;

To provide guides for parents which answer common questions, offering advice about when to call or visit the doctor and how to comfort the child at home.
Fantastic mission statement!
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Shanda September 9, 2009 at 11:54 pm

Doctor Cowan’s books are written to entertain, educate and reassure parents and children.

Thao September 10, 2009 at 12:22 am

I learned this about Dr. Cowan

“As a pediatrician, Dr. Cowan developed a strong intuition that children would do better with their illnesses if they both understood what was happening to them and realized that they would get better.”

I believe this as well. Educate the children and allow them to be part of getting better.

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deni September 10, 2009 at 1:14 am

I learned that fever is the most common complaint of children seen in the Pediatric Emergency Department

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susan September 10, 2009 at 2:45 am

I learned that Dr. Cowan has matched the illustrations of her stories to the questions and answers in her “Parent Guides,” which are included with her books.

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Becky September 10, 2009 at 6:29 am

The books are written to reassure little gus when they aren’t feeling well.

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carol September 10, 2009 at 6:43 am

I learned that the information wrote in the books is actually written by a doctor which makes it all believable!

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Dina September 10, 2009 at 7:53 am

Each book in the Dr. Hippo Series is 32 pages, hard cover, full color and includes a separate laminated Parent Guide written in question/answer format.

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Loren Veloso September 10, 2009 at 8:51 am

separate laminated Parent Guide is a great bonus and idea the color in the pictures also look amazing

Debbie W. September 10, 2009 at 8:52 am

I found this very admirable, and I am happy to see that a physician has combined her passion with her occupation.
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Dr. Cowan is thrilled to combine her English and medical training by writing stories for children about the illnesses and issues that are important to them.

Tracey Byram September 10, 2009 at 9:01 am

I learned that children usually get 6 to 10 colds a year.

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I learned that Acute gastroenteritis continues to be a common illness among infants and children worldwide. In the US, diarrhea accounts for more that 1.5 million outpatient visits, 200,000 hospitalizations and 300 deaths per year.

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I learned that each book in the Dr. Hippo Series is 32 pages.

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Acute gastroenteritis continues to be a common illness among infants and children worldwide. great books for kids to understand whats going on.

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Something I learned -These books help kids to learn about common childhood illnesses.
For example a polar bear with a cold.
These are quite unique.

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Ear infections are responsible for 30 million office visits and more than 10 million antibiotic prescriptions annually.

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I learned that Dr. Cowan wrote the books to try to combat the change she saw both children and parents undergo when a child faced one of these common illnesses. As the oldest of five children, I can remember detailed experiences with all five of these sicknesses, and my son actually just underwent a bout of vomiting and diarrhea that lasted two full days! I like that these books help to console and comfort the child, and that they answer the question I ALWAYS have the hardest time with…”When do I go to the doctor?!”

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I learned the “Hippo Series” were written to help children understand what they are physically feeling when they unfortunately get sick.
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Tracey September 10, 2009 at 1:40 pm

All of the books are great ways to talk about colds and sickness.

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Kids get 6 – 10 colds each year? Lovely.

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I learned that each book in the Dr. Hippo Series is 32 pages, hard cover, full color and includes a separate laminated Parent Guide written in question/answer format. The Parent Guide answers common questions like: “How can I keep my child comfortable?” and “When should I call the doctor?”

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I was surprised that kids get 6-10 colds per year. That seems like a lot of colds!

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I learned that Acute gastroenteritis continues to be a common illness among infants and children worldwide. In the US, diarrhea accounts for more that 1.5 million outpatient visits, 200,000 hospitalizations and 300 deaths per year! WOW!!

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Hippocratic Press was founded by Dr. Charlotte Cowan with her main goal being to publish medical children’s stories that entertain, educate and reassure both parents and children.Dr Cowan practiced for many years before she left her practice to write & sell the books which help sick children both understand and feel better after reading her books that were ill & helped parents as well. What a great gift to give to them.I wish these had been around 20 years ago when my 8yr old daughter was diagnoised with type 1 Diabetes which was a scary time for us all as a family. Great giveaway thanks! ;-)
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neat site i bookmark it for future use I always thought sore throats could be cured with antibiotics I learned somthing

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They have books about sore throats and ear aches, very cool!

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I learned that sore throats could be caused by both a virus and a bacteria.

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The average kids gets about 6-10 colds a year

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Over-the-counter cold and cough medications are not considered either safe or effective in treating children under age 6.
This I did not know!! After 2 kids, you’d think I would have. :/

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I love the idea about the The Moose with Loose Poops! Who knew you could make pooping enjoyable to learn and read about!

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Dr. Cowan matched her pictures with the questions in the stories for parents who may not read English well.

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Even the parent guides have descriptive illustrations to benefit parents who may not read English well.

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I learned While in college at Princeton University, Dr. Cowan majored in English and developed a love of creative writing. Before going into medicine, she taught English and worked as a social worker with emotionally disturbed children in New York City.

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love the parents guide and shocked by how many colds the average person gets a year

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I learned that approximately 7.3 million outpatient visits attributable to sore throat occur yearly among children in the US, and group A streptococcus is responsible for 15%-36% of cases.

My son is definitely part of those stats as he is very prone to sore throats and had to be treated several times over past years with antibiotics for strep throat. :-(

These books look great for the kids and for us parents. Thanks!

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I Learned that Over-the-counter cold and cough medications are not considered either safe or effective in treating children under age 6.
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What a great way to help the little ones understand an illness.

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I learned that the Hippocratic Press was founded by Dr. Charlotte Cowan with the primary mission of publishing medical children’s stories that entertain, educate and reassure both parent and child. Thanks for the great giveaway:)

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Fever is the most common complaint of children seen in the Pediatric Emergency Department.

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I learned that there are tons of ear infections!

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i didn’t know that the average child can get up to 10 colds a year.

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I didn’t realize that most children get so many regular colds a year!

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I learned that their primary mission is publishing medical children’s stories that entertain, educate and reassure both parent and child.

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i learned that the books are written by a doctor..
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I learned that over-the-counter cold and cough medications are not considered either safe or effective in treating children under age 6.

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i learned each book is 32 pages, hard cover, full color and includes a separate laminated Parent Guide written in question/answer format

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I learned that over-the-counter cold and cough medications are not considered either safe or effective in treating children under age 6.

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I learned that ear infections are responsible for 30 million office visits.

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I learned the series were written to help children understand what they are physically feeling when they get sick.

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Fever is the most common complaint of children seen in the Pediatric Emergency Department.

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Kids get 6-10 colds a year-YIKES!

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I learned that their primary mission is publishing medical children’s stories that entertain, educate and reassure both parent and child.

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American children have 6-10 colds each year!!

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i learned that the collection of stories has been written to entertain educate and comfort sick children and parents

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American children have between six and ten colds each year!

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Each book includes a parent guide!

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Each book informs the child about an illness that we all encounter at one time or another. Thanks for the wonderful giveaway

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I learned that Dr. Cowan was a board certified pediatrician who worked with parents and their children for many years before leaving her busy practice at the Mass General Hospital for Children in Boston.

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I learned that ear infections are responsible for 30 million office visits and more than 10 million antibiotic prescriptions annually

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the author is a pediatrician – As a pediatrician, I have taken care of sick children for many years, and I have listened both to them and to their worried parents.

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I learned that fevers are the most common complaint of children seen in the Pediatric Emergency Department.

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Over-the-counter cold and cough medications are not considered either safe or effective in treating children under 6… I had learned this last year after I bought some for my daughter and returned it. Why do they sell it in the first place

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I love that these books are written by a pediatrician and that each comes with a parent guide in question and answer form! These books are so awesome!

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Helen September 19, 2009 at 12:04 am

I found out that American children have 6-10 colds each year. These cause over 22 million lost days of school annually.

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The books are actually written by an MD

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I learned that approx 7.3 million outpatient visits attributable to sore throat occur yearly among children

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Gianna September 19, 2009 at 1:09 am

Ear infections are responsible for 30 million office visits.

Janet September 19, 2009 at 1:17 am

I learned that ear infections are responsible for 30 million office visits and more than 10 million antibiotic prescriptions annually:(
no wonder so many kids have tubes put in their ears nowadays.

Lily Kwan September 19, 2009 at 5:55 am

I learned that children get 6-10 colds a year on average.

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