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In addition to family parties with grilling and camping trips with fires, summer months may mean tweens and teens spend more time home alone and making their own meals. All come with burn risks, but prevention is key. Rachel Stutes, PA, with Our Lady of Lourdes Burn Center, shares expert advice in this ParentingU ExtraCredit…
Bringing a new life into this world is a remarkable journey, filled with joy, wonder and its fair share of challenges. For new moms, one of the most significant concerns often revolves around ensuring your little one receives the best nutrition possible. Breastfeeding, touted as nature’s perfect food, is a path many moms embark upon…
Headaches, fevers and allergies – oh my! Little kids’ symptoms can sometimes feel very big, but when is it appropriate for a child to start taking the grown-up version of common medicines? Jericho Bell, MD, St. Dominic’s pediatrician, provides answers to parents’ questions about managing over-the-counter medication to ensure their children receive safe and effective…
Resilience is your capacity to rise above tough circumstances, and helping our kids become more resilient is an important part…
Healthy family habits can also include room for life’s sweet moments – and what could be sweeter than pie? In honor of Pi Day, March 14, we’ve collected a few recipes to test out with your kids in the kitchen. Pull out the aprons, roll up your sleeves and get ready for a pie-making adventure…
Exercise for teenagers is a great way to help your children become healthy adults. However, your kids may not need to exercise as long as you think to get the full benefit. New research claims it doesn’t take long for teens to get the physical activity they need. They just have to be willing to…
