Poop is a normal part of life. As you transition to life with a newborn, you’ll realize that it becomes a topic of everyday conversation. When did the baby last poop? What did it look like? How did you deal… read more
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Should My Child Watch Scary Movies?
As Halloween approaches your kids will likely want to watch the many scary movies that are on TV. Now, it’s pretty obvious that watching "It’s the Great Pumpkin," Charlie Brown is OK for your 8-year-old and "Saw" is not, but… read more
The Dating Game: Is Your Teen Ready?
The teenage years can be some of the best years in a person’s life. During this time, your child may find a best friend, explore a newfound talent or even fall in love for the first time. But how do… read more
Got Milk? The Growth of Calcium Deficiency in Children
Calcium deficiency in children is a growing trend worldwide, including in the United States. A study published in the journal Pediatrics showed that most children over 8 years old do not get a sufficient amount of calcium, which could increase… read more
How to Build Your Child’s Balance
Balance and coordination is essential in every facet of our everyday lives as well as the lives of our children. Proper balance is paramount to the growth and wellbeing of our little ones. However, many children across the country experience… read more
Stop the Snark: How to Deal with Sarcasm in Your Child
“Oh wow... I can’t WAIT to hang out with my brother all day.” Parents of tweens and teens... did you spot that? Yup that’s a clear case of sarcasm! Couple that with a classic eye roll, and you’ve just been… read more
Teeth Decay in Toddlers: Tell the ‘Tooth’
It’s so exciting when those first few teeth appear in our babies’ mouths, but decay can develop as soon as our children sprout baby teeth. What causes tooth decay? Typically caused when bacteria and other materials are left on teeth,… read more
Inchstones: Celebrate the Little Things in Life
Birthdays, first words, first steps, first days of school — these and others like them are the milestones that often define our children, in their sense of accomplishment and their progression in development. But recently, parents have been embracing a… read more
How to Help Your Child Overcome Stage Fright
Stage fright, also referred to as performance anxiety, is a prevalent issue that can affect anyone, from young children to seasoned adults. This form of anxiety manifests as a nervous or fearful feeling before or during a performance. While it… read more
When Should Your Child be Allowed to Do Things on Their Own?
From birth to adulthood, you teach your child to be polite, respectful and responsible. They answer with “yes, ma’am” and “no, sir.” They say please and thank you and you teach them not to talk to strangers or engage in… read more
