Internet Safety for Young Children on Mobile Devices Internet safety is a relatively new concept for parents to have to worry about, really just evolving over the last 25 years. Now with tablets, smartphones and other internet connected devices, there are multiple ways to access information. Kids can quickly learn how to access the browser… Read more »
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Babyproofing Your Home
Babyproofing Your Home Babyproofing your house can be a daunting task. Try to get down to the eye level of your baby and take stock of what hazards are lurking for them from that angle. We also have a few basic tips to keep in mind as you get started. Cabinets. Cabinets can create a… Read more »
Gardening with Small Children
Gardening with Small Children Gardening is not only a soothing and relaxing hobby for you, it’s also a great way to stimulate your baby’s or toddler’s senses and instill in them the love for growing things. Gardening with your children can be a simple and fun process. Consider starting with a small garden, maybe only… Read more »
Instilling Resiliency in your Children Even in the Face of Adversity
Instilling Resiliency in your Children Even in the Face of Adversity Children tend to be happy-go-lucky and typically un-phased by the drama the world can provide us adults on a regular basis. However, it doesn’t mean that they never experience stress or trauma. There are some children who are exposed to this on a regular… Read more »
Spring Allergies
Spring Allergies Seasonal allergies are a problem for many people, and they can be especially difficult for younger children. Often infants and toddlers to elementary age children have significant seasonal allergies that may become more or less problematic as they age. The biggest causes of spring allergies include ragweed, grass, tree pollens, molds, insect bites… Read more »
Inadequate ADHD Care for Children
Inadequate ADHD Care for Children Children with ADHD are getting inadequate care from many pediatricians, according to a new study. A general failure to assess their symptoms thoroughly is a primary issue, as well as an over-reliance on the prescription of drugs. Around nine out of ten kids diagnosed with the disorder are on medication,… Read more »
Easy Ideas to Show Your Children You Love Them
Easy Ideas to Show Your Children You Love Them With Valentine’s Day here, what better time to think of new and different ways to show your kids you love them? These ideas can be used not only on Valentine’s Day, but every day! Make a special breakfast. Try whipping up some heart-shaped pancakes your kids will… Read more »
Find the Right Balance in Your Life
Find the Right Balance in Your Hectic Life The typical family today puts in a lot more hours a year at work than ever before—frequently by working at two or more jobs. So finding a balance between work and life can be complicated. But balance is essential to our well-being. Here are some ways to… Read more »
Showing Gratitude This Valentine’s Day
Showing Gratitude This Valentine’s Day Valentine’s Day is fast approaching and it’s really a wonderful opportunity for everyone to express love and gratitude for one another. We have a couple suggestions on how to get kids involved in this special holiday. Make Homemade Valentine’s Day Cards. This is a great day to get creative about… Read more »
How To Determine What Level of Book is Right for Your Child
How To Determine What Level of Book is Right for Your Child Your child isn’t going to become a great reader overnight, but it can happen one book at a time. But what is the best way for you to choose the right book for your child to read? It may be second nature to… Read more »
