Mental Health and Kids
Life takes a toll on developing-child brains — is it time for a mental break? Know when to insist on your child taking five and how to help them relax.
Life takes a toll on developing-child brains — is it time for a mental break? Know when to insist on your child taking five and how to help them relax.
Recognizing that your child’s behavior may not be typical is difficult — especially if it’s your first child.
Safety and comfort should be your goals when it comes to Baby’s sleep.
Find out what’s really going on if your child is going for help frequently.
School is in session – and so are GERMS! Start with these three simple steps to help your kids stay germ-free this school year!
No parent is perfect, we have all raised our voices more often than we wanted. Now is the time to bring awareness and stop yelling at our children. Here’s how.
Our bodies simply don’t function the way they should if they aren’t properly hydrated. The problem is, kids aren’t really aware of that. You have to teach it!
Here are fun ways to get fit with your family. Try something new!
Little bodies change at a dizzying rate when kids are growing and their eyes are no exception.
If your child has a food allergy or asthma, he will eventually need to self-manage. Here’s where you come in.
The kids are fed and tucked in by 8 p.m. — but what about mom? A well-nourished, rested mama is the foundation of a healthy family.
Founder of singleparent.info, Alexis Hall, gives single parents tips and advice on how to stay strong and healthy while trying to juggle it all as single parent! You CAN do it!
A simple annual eye exam is the solution for catching issues in your child’s eyesight.
Be ready for anything by learning
CPR and first aid skills — the kids, too!
Getting kids to exercise is as simple
as dance parties in the kitchen,
strolling around the neighborhood
and signing up for an active class.
Safe sleep should be the first thing on your mind every time you put your baby down to sleep.
Keep your immunity up, wash your hands, cough into your arm!
From concerts to simply cutting the grass, guard your baby from noise-induced hearing loss.
