Does Playing in the Cold Give You a Cold?
Being cold does not give you a cold. You only get a cold if you are exposed to a virus! So bundle the kids up and let them play - outside.
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Being cold does not give you a cold. You only get a cold if you are exposed to a virus! So bundle the kids up and let them play - outside.
READ MOREFires are burning in southern California parents. Wind can blow considerable amounts of smoke to locations well outside of the impacted areas. How can parents keep their children safe from this smoke?
READ MOREEvery labor and birth are different. I encourage you to be flexible and know that you’re strong. With the support of your care team, you can handle whatever comes your way! Here’s a list of things to know about labor and delivery that may be helpful.
READ MOREMost parents do protect their children with a flu shot every year - they know that the flu vaccine is still very important and potentially lifesaving for themselves and their family. Read on to learn 4 important reasons to get your kids vaccinated against the flu this year.
READ MOREWorried about your kid's bug bites? Here’s some information to keep your child itch-free after spending time outdoors this summer.
READ MOREAt this point in the summer many of us are really tired of the whole sunscreen routine. You have to grab an unwilling wiggly kid and slather them all over while trying to maintain a grip on their increasingly slippery body.
READ MOREI encourage parents to talk with their kids about normal puberty and what to expect BEFORE the first period starts! Here's some facts to start the conversation.
READ MORELice don't spread disease but they sure are icky! Here are a few tips to get rid of them.
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