Whether they have a well-child visit or they’re sick, kids can be scared about coming in to the doctor’s office.
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We know the more books a parent reads to them, the more words a young child learns. Studies show that kids who get lots of books, songs, and conversations from parents each day have a much more extensive vocabulary than those who don't.
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What’s a parent to do? The news is so full of nutritional advice it can seem impossible to know what to feed your kids to keep them healthy!
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To prevent dating violence, teens need to know that love isn’t just about how they feel. It’s also about how they’re treated and how they treat others. We want them to really understand that “love is respect.” But this message doesn’t have to wait until kids are teens! It’s important for young children, too.
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Gentle parenting is about maintaining authority with kindness and works if you're clear about the rules and consequences, and follow through.
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As parents, it’s easy to worry about almost anything! And something like stuttering, which can affect children in many ways for many years, can understandably generate a great deal of concern. Some degree and type of stuttering can be normal for young children. How does a parent know if how their child’s speech is developing normally, or if they need help for stuttering?
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While some basic academic skills (being able to talk, understand sounds letters make, and identify numbers, directions, colors, and shapes) will help, being ready for school isn’t just about academic readiness.
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Grocery shopping with kids? A great time to teach them about nutrition! Try these tips.
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