Babywearing can help parents and infants get through those challenging early days of infancy, especially if you have a more “colicky” baby.
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A mom in my office the other day was wearing a T-shirt that said: “Raising small humans is exhausting.” It really is, isn’t it? The shirt sparked such a fun conversation I almost forgot to check her kid’s ear! We agreed one of the hardest parts of parenting is the endless laundry.
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Why are so many teal-colored pumpkins popping up in Halloween displays? To support trick-or-treaters with food allergies! Last fall, I noticed my neighbor and her sons had put out one of these teal pumpkins on their porch. When I complimented it, she told me what it symbolized – what a great idea!
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If you are seeing crusty sores around your child’s nose or mouth, they probably have “impetigo.” Many parents will tell me their child has “infantigo” – which isn’t a bad name for this easily treatable skin infection commonly found in young kids!
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If a blood test confirms that your child is anemic, we’ll recommend treatment based on the degree of their anemia. In all cases, you should focus on feeding them an iron-rich diet.
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Your mornings are a hectic blur of trying to get resistant kids out the door on time, right? Then, you end up each day exhausted from trying to get them to go to back bed. Here's some ideas to help.
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When a child has a concussion, parents often ask when kids can return to playing sports or get back to school. Here are some answers.
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Mornings are messy, often stressful, and … they just keep happening. I’m definitely not here to say they’d be better if you were more organized. In fact – my ideas aren’t about you doing more – they’re about your kids doing more!
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