Manisha “Mona” Dave, MD – Pediatric Gastroenterology

At Manisha “Mona” Dave, MD – Pediatric Gastroenterology and Obesity Medicine, we offer child-focused digestive care for infants through young adults. Dr. Mona Dave, a double board-certified pediatric gastroenterologist and obesity medicine specialist, provides accurate diagnoses and personalized treatment plans. Conveniently located in Frisco, TX, we serve the surrounding areas.

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How to Recognize a Feeding Disorder in Your Toddler Before It Affects Their Growth

Table of Contents What Is Considered Normal Picky Eating in Toddlers? When Picky Eating May Be More Than a Phase Common Causes of Fee

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How Untreated Pediatric Constipation Can Affect a Child’s Long-Term Digestive Health

Table of Contents What Is Pediatric Constipation? Why Constipation in Children Should Not Be Ignored Long-Term Effects of Untreated P

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Symptoms of EoE in Children That Parents Should Never Ignore

Table of Contents What Is EoE in Children? Why EoE Symptoms in Children Are Often Missed Common Symptoms of EoE in Children Parents S

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The Link Between Childhood Obesity and Fatty Liver Disease

Table of Contents What Is Fatty Liver Disease in Children? The Connection Between Childhood Obesity and Liver Health Factors That Inc

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How 10 Minutes of Daily Movement Can Improve Digestion and Overall Health

Table of Contents Why Movement Matters Beyond Fitness How Daily Movement Supports Digestion Making 10 Minutes Count The Role of Nutr

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Could It Be a Hidden Pediatric Gastrointestinal Disease? Signs Parents Often Overlook

It’s not always easy to tell when something is wrong with your child’s digestion. Some children clearly complain about stomach p

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Is Your Child’s Gut Health Affecting Their Immunity? What Every Parent Should Know

It can be concerning when your child seems to fall sick often or takes longer than usual to recover. Frequent colds, low energy, or recurrin

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10 Best Snacks for IBS: Kid-Friendly Options That Are Easy on the Gut

Snack time shouldn’t come with a side of stomach pain. Yet for kids with IBS, even a simple snack can lead to bloating, cramps, or sud

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8 Signs Your Child May Be Gluten Intolerant: What Parents Should Watch For

Snack time, school lunches, and everyday meals often include foods like bread, pasta, or cereals. But for some kids, these common foods can

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Life-Changing Pediatric Gastroenterology Procedures Delivered to 111 Children in Need in India

Access to specialized digestive care can completely change a child’s future. This January, 111 children in Nagpur, India received that

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10 Health Benefits of Walking That Will Motivate You to Walk Every Day

Walking is one of the simplest and safest forms of exercise for children, teens, and families. It requires no special equipment, no gym memb

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10 Health Benefits of a Plant-Based Diet You Should Know

More families today are exploring plant-based eating for their children, not as a trend, but as a way to support better digestion, healthy g

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Can a Plant-Based Diet Help You Lose Weight? What You Should Know

Many families ask whether a plant-based diet can support weight loss in a healthy and sustainable way. With growing awareness around nutriti

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Why Hydration Matters for Kids: How Drinking Water Helps Digestion and Gut Health

Many parents notice digestive issues in their children, like constipation, frequent tummy aches, or a lack of appetite, and often wonder wha

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10 Easy Gluten-Free Lunch Box Ideas Your Kids Will Actually Eat

Packing school lunches can feel overwhelming, especially when your child needs to follow a gluten-free diet. Many parents worry about variet

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Childhood Obesity and Fast Food: How Everyday Choices Shape Kids’ Health

Childhood obesity has been steadily rising across the United States, and many parents are understandably concerned about how their child&rsq

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How to Keep an Infant Hydrated: Simple Tips for New Parents

Keeping an infant hydrated is one of the most important parts of early care. Babies rely heavily on fluids to support digestion, temperature