As a mother of two with a full-time job and a board member for multiple nonprofits, I find mornings a bit hectic in our household. If you’re facing similar chaos, you may be looking for back to school tips for… read more
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Preparing For Your Baby’s First Dental Visit
It may not seem important to think about your child’s first visit to the dentist when they are still cutting their first teeth, but that’s exactly when the American Dental Association says you should start to consider it. In fact, both The… read more
Digital Footprints: What Colleges and Employers See
The college admission or job search process can be stressful, with lengthy online applications, perfecting a resume and cover letter, test scores and balancing life with academics or work. With the rise of social media and phone usage, a digital… read more
How Early Food Introduction Can Help Prevent Allergies in Babies
Allergies can feel especially frightening when you have a newborn at home. Many parents worry that their child might have an unknown allergy or could develop one as they grow — often leading some parents to introduce common allergens like… read more
How Expressing Gratitude Affects Your Body and Mind
Understanding Gratitude and Why it’s Good for You Gratitude often comes in forms we might not expect, like taking a second out of our day to appreciate the warmth of the sun or opening the door for a stranger. But… read more
How Heavy Backpacks Can Harm Kids’ Backs
In the morning rush to make it to school in time, you may have grabbed your child’s backpack and realized it was unusually heavy. Backpacks today are jammed full of books, notebooks and electronic devices - how much is too… read more
Know the Signs of Open Air Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Imagine the perfect day on the water—enjoying the sunshine, playing with water toys and swimming in the ocean or bay. However, for some families, a day like this can turn deadly in the most invisible and unexpected way. In more… read more
Keeping Kids Safe Around Water
Drowning is the leading cause of death for children ages 1-4, and the second leading cause for children ages 5-14. Despite being largely preventable, it often happens quickly and silently, with devastating consequences. Parents, caregivers and communities must remain vigilant… read more
Summer Flamingo Craft: Crafting With Katie
Sum-Sum Summertime! School is out, warm weather is here and Floridians can be found outdoors enjoying our surroundings all summer long. Those surroundings, of course, include many wonderful and unique native birds. I’m sure I’m not alone in picking the… read more
The Benefits of Green Vegetables for Kids
Stronger immune systems, better overall behavior, improved ability to focus on tasks and more quality nights of sleep. These are all things we want our kids to possess, and with the simple addition of a few more servings of greens… read more
