Spring is here, and so are itchy eyes, sneezing and congestion. Fortunately, there are steps you can take to help your child find relief.
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Your child’s health doesn’t have to involve a fighting match.
Here’s how to get kids to take medicine…no shouting necessary.
Most parents will agree that giving their kids medicine can be a challenge.
Not only do most medicines taste somewhat yucky, but when your child is sick, they are usually somewhat irritable. However, there are ways to avoid fights so that when it is time to “say ahh!” you can help your child feel better.
Read on for the top 10 ways to make taking medicine fun (or at the very least, tolerable).
Is your child protected against measles?
A measles outbreak is affecting Texans, raising concerns for parents about this highly contagious illness. Learn what symptoms to watch for, how measles spreads and what you can do to keep your child safe.
A kidney stone is a pebbly substance that forms in a child’s kidney if the urine mineral level is too high. Kidney stones in kids must be treated by a health care professional.
Sick season is in full swing, and colds, flu, norovirus and other illnesses are on the rise. Know what symptoms to look out for and how to keep your family healthy.
Parenthood is an extraordinary journey filled with magical moments, and one of the most exciting parts is witnessing your baby’s milestones. These milestones mark important stages in your little one’s development and provide valuable insights into their growth.
Understanding these milestones can help you celebrate your baby’s achievements and ensure they are on track.
Read on for the top baby milestones to see if your baby is on track or if they may need a quick appointment with their pediatrician to assess.
You know you should encourage your child to read…
…But why is reading important for kids?
We see it everywhere as parents: Encourage your kids to read. Read to your kids at bedtime. Kids should read a minimum of 20 minutes a day. But have you ever asked yourself, “Why is reading important for kids? After all, don’t they learn enough at school?”
Read on to find out the top 10 reasons why reading is so important and how it can benefit your child (and you!).
They can’t read (yet), but literacy is still important for our little ones.
Here are some of our recommendations of the best books for babies.
Being a parent is hard. We often worry about whether our children are getting the proper nutrition, play enough, or get enough sleep.
But there’s one aspect of parenting that very few people disagree on, and something that you can never do too much of. Reading.
Most parents have heard about the importance of reading to their children but, more often than not, don’t know why it’s important. What if we told you that reading to your baby could give them a leg up in school? I’ll bet we’ve got your attention now.
Before we answer “What are the best baby books?” we first need to tell you the “why” behind reading. It’s so much more than words on pages; reading can strengthen speech, phonics, spelling, and more.
So what are the best books for babies, and why is it so important to read to them regularly? Read on to find out.
Sports physicals for children, also known as preparticipation physical examination (PPE), are a crucial part of childhood sports. It’s important for physically active children to have an annual examination tailored specifically to sports, to document injuries, mobility, flexibility, and any underlying problems.
Read on for more information about what a sports physical examination is, why it’s important, and what it entails.
Trusting someone to take care of your children may seem impossible, but fortunately, it’s not. There are several things you can do to ensure that not only are your children safe when not in your care, but having fun too!
From trusting local resources and friends, to hiring professional agencies, there are a plethora of resources for parents available.
Read on for some tips on how to find a nanny you can trust, and how to vet them in the process.