Keeping Kids Safe Through the Summer Months
May 18, 2022
School’s out for the summer, so safety considerations shift as kids spend more time at home, on their wheels and
Swimsuit Shopping and Other Water Safety Tips
May 18, 2022
Vibrant colors make your kids easier to spot in a crowd—and under water, too. Dressing your kids in bright, standout
Take the Water Watcher Pledge
May 17, 2022
Water safety is on everyone’s mind this time of year. As the temperature rises, many kids want to cool off
No Complaints: Keeping a Positive Attitude After 30+ Surgeries
May 6, 2022
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Hyperthyroidism in Teens
May 5, 2022
Does your teen seem moody, restless, anxious, have difficulty concentrating, have trouble sleeping or appear uncharacteristically hyperactive? These traits typically
Prevent Dehydration When Your Kid is Sick
May 4, 2022
Tummy bug got your little bug down? Gastroenteritis, also known as a “stomach bug,” causes vomiting and/or diarrhea. It is
Talking to Children About How to Be Germ Conscious
May 4, 2022
Children are more likely to get sick and spread germs than adults because they spend so much time with other
How to Get Ready for Sleepaway Summer Camp
April 22, 2022
Many fond memories are built at overnight summer camp. It’s a rite of passage in some families, developing resilience and
Navigate Childhood and Parenthood—Through the Growing Years
April 20, 2022
The grand adventure of parenting includes several changes along the journey. Kids experience incremental changes throughout childhood as they move
Social Media Safety and Support for Families
April 20, 2022
A big part of parenting tweens and teens is educating ourselves about the latest social media apps and spotting potential
From Nonverbal to Non-stop Talking: Young Patient Thrives While Living with Autism
April 1, 2022
Diagnosed with autism as a toddler, 8-year-old Tyler is now thriving as he and his family manage the ups and
Easter is About More than the Bunny
March 25, 2022
Egg hunts and other spring events are back on the calendar this year as the omicron variant has receded and
Understanding Autism in Children
March 25, 2022
Brain development begins during gestation and continues throughout childhood and beyond. For children with autism, something happens with brain development
What Parents Need to Know About Scoliosis
March 24, 2022
Children’s spines grow as they do, and while the spine is naturally curved from front to back, some children will
Tips to Support Children’s Mental Health
March 7, 2022
Parents play a critical role in supporting their children’s emotional and mental development, including helping them process and cope with
From Race-Day Training to Competitive Sports for Kids: Remember to Keep It Fun
March 3, 2022
Regular exercise is great for kids of all ages, but the most important thing is to keep the experience full
Avoiding Little League Elbow—An Injury Not Limited to Baseball
March 2, 2022
As the weather warms and baseball families head back to the diamond, young athletes–especially pitchers–are at risk of injuring their
Shining His Light to Honor His Twin’s Memory
February 23, 2022
A six-year-old ball of energy, Ali’s light shines wherever he goes. Ali gets a little extra support for his development