Adding another baby to the family is wonderful … but getting acclimated is another story altogether!
School’s out, kids are playing hard, and suddenly there’s an accident. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission says summer is the most likely time for a child to get injured. Here’s what to expect at the emergency room.
June’s a great month for summer fun in the great outdoors! Here are a few ideas to get you started.
There’s lots to be found at a farmers’ market – more than just fresh veggies and fruits. Plenty of markets offer hand-crafted items, bakery goods, jams and candy.
Summer time means water time and parents will need to be extra vigilant of little ones around bodies of water, large or small.
Head over to Milford starting May 19 to enjoy Bikes in Bloom,
Celebrate Mother’s Day weekend at the annual CancerFree Kids’ Butterfly Walk.
Making tough decisions about how to manage a child with ADHD is hard on parents. Some are eager to try medication on their child, some are not. It is a case-by-case and often a trial-and-error endeavor.
Of course Baby’s safety is first, but when it comes to learning, be strategic about encouraging her exploration at home.
Will your doctor take a call from you in the middle of the night if you need her? Will she listen to your every concern?
