As the summer heat intensifies, families may want to start thinking more about how to keep their little ones safe in the sun. Rising temperatures can increase the risk of dehydration, heat exhaustion, sunburn and heat stroke. To better understand… read more
“Treat others as you would want to be treated.” The #1 Golden Rule to live by. But, for our children, sometimes being kind can be harder to do than expected. Within minutes, using someone’s favorite crayon when they wanted it… read more
A new sibling in the house leads to beautiful, exciting and unforgettable moments. But a sudden shift away from your firstborn can stir up jealousy and sibling rivalry. Now, the attention is divided, and your little one doesn't exactly know… read more
The first sleepover is a milestone filled with excitement: television, snacks and the thrill of staying up past bedtime. But first-time sleepovers don't always go as planned, with many teary-eyed children calling their parents at 2 a.m. asking to be… read more
There’s a moment many parents recognize: your child finally cracks the reading code. They sound out words, finish early readers with confidence and proudly announce, “I can read by myself now.” It feels like a win … until the nightly… read more
Organized sports are a big part of childhood for many families. Sports teach children valuable lessons such as teamwork, camaraderie, how to lose gracefully, hard work, commitment and leadership. But what if your child isn’t interested in soccer or flag… read more
With appetite fluctuations, heightened emotions and voluntary naps, you might think your child has turned alien. But there might be a simpler explanation: growth spurts. A common occurrence in younger children, growth spurts “occur when your child reaches new physical… read more
It was bound to happen. Your child is being disrespectful! My sweet, nearly angelic son, who had promised to “always love me always” and had pronounced me “best mommy in the world,” had uttered those words that make every parent… read more
