Kids and Self-Sufficiency with Food Allergies
It’s a challenging yet doable road ahead: Educate your child on basic knowledge and emergency procedures early on to help them be confident and independent individuals.
It’s a challenging yet doable road ahead: Educate your child on basic knowledge and emergency procedures early on to help them be confident and independent individuals.
Throwing a birthday party for your kid is all fun and games until someone shows up with a food allergy. Here is how to turn that sticky situation around.
Slow down, mama! With a baby on the way or with a baby on board, it’s important to recognize that you’re strong … yet fragile at the same time.
BUSY, BUSY. It’s difficult keeping up with daily routines, let alone your kids’ appointments! Here’s why it’s important to stay on top of your own health, too.
Kids are pumped up and ready to play sports with their friends — great! Keep them safe with reminders, proper nutrition and plenty of practice before they take off.
“How on earth did you get so sweaty!?” your may say to your kid during warmer months. Know that it’s a good thing!
Kids aren’t getting the P.E. they need at school, so parents have to fill in the activity gaps.
Kids love being kids — keep this in mind when introducing exercise to them.
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center will close all in-person outpatient services at noon Thursday, Feb. 3, because of an incoming winter storm.
Get outdoors and expand your knowledge with Cincinnati Parks this winter.
Cincinnati schools are helping kids to de-stress with music.
Increased concentration, confidence and mood are only a few of the perks that yoga offers kids. PLUS: turn the page to read how schools are helping kids with mindfulness.
C-section or not — weigh your options first for a happy, healthy delivery.
Peer pressure and life can interrupt clear decision-making when it comes to kids, TV and tech.
Here’s why keeping the “rule book” close by is essential if you want a restful holiday.
Cincinnati Children’s is now a community provider of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for ages 5 and older.
Here’s your guide for those difficult conversations when your kids ask about someone with a disability.
Should you do genetic testing? It’s a deeply personal choice.
New recommendations say it’s OK to introduce high-allergenic foods to Baby. Keep reading!
Starting Baby on solids marks an exciting milestone, but it also raises lots of questions.
