Every 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.
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Too much time spent containers like jumpers, bouncers, and swings can slow a baby's development and cause problems later. Here's how to help your baby become strong and safely explore their world.
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Picture this. Your child arrives home from school looking stressed and sad, but when you try to talk with them about why—they clam up. Or you’ve finished dinner, cleaned the kitchen, and sent your kids off to bed but then one comes into your bedroom looking worried and tells you they’re having a problem with something. How do you help them?
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My kids have choked and needed the Heimlich maneuver 3 times. That’s right, 3 times! Here's how to keep your kids safe from choking.
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How does a parent help a child who is overweight? Instead of talking to your children about weight and appearance, focus on how to be healthy.
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When I was a kid, my best friend and I loved sleepovers. I remember one that ended badly, though. In those days, my bedroom was above the kitchen, up a narrow, iron spiral staircase. We were in my bedroom having fun – until the pillow fight.
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Most 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.
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Baseball, softball, swimming, water polo, gymnastics, dance, karate, basketball, football, lacrosse, rugby, skiing, snowboarding, field hockey, cross country, track, ice hockey – collectively, my kids have played 17 sports! My garage has been full of sports gear for years. I’ve spent countless hours driving to and from the field or gym, and watching games, meets, and races.
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