What should I do if my child bites?
March 16, 2018
- Biting is a common early childhood behavior that many parents dread
- Isolating potential triggers for biting can be the quickest fix
- Having a strategy to correct the behavior positively, and to reinforce better choices can shorten this phase
What should I do if my child has a dental injury?
February 9, 2018
- A chipped tooth is usually cause to see the dentist, but frequent tooth chipping merits a pediatrician visit.
- Soft tissue injuries inside the mouth that bleed continuously need emergency medical attention.
- Unexplained or general oral pain, swelling or bleeding should be seen by a pediatrician.
How do I soothe my child’s eczema with at-home treatments?
January 19, 2018
Article at a Glance
- Nearly one out of five children under the age of 2 are affected by eczema.
- Utah winters are especially hard on children battling this condition.
- Consult your physician before starting new treatments.
How can I get my kids to stop whining?
January 2, 2018
Article at a glance:
- Whining happens, but it shouldn't be the norm for your child.
- Understanding why children whine can help you respond appropriately.
- Setting clear boundaries around appropriate speech helps children understand what to do.
Making Sure Your Child’s Toys are Safe
December 22, 2017
Article at a Glance
- Toys should serve child development—without putting them at risk.
- Verify toys are appropriate for your child's age and abilities.
- Supervised play is the best way to protect children from harm.
How can I get my kids to school on time?
December 15, 2017
Article at a Glance
- With a little planning, mornings can become a time of peace and relaxation.
- Tackling the next day's tasks the night before to reduce stress in the morning.
- Use the extra time to bond with your family and leave home with a positive mindset.
Age-Appropriate Toys
December 5, 2017
Article at a Glance
- Parents today have access to the safest toys ever made.
- Age recommendations do not guarantee that toys will match a child's needs or developmental level.
- Parents must do their research to find toys appropriate for their children.
Would you let your child take on 40,000 dollars in debt?
October 16, 2017
Article at a Glance
- Teens have opportunities to make huge financial choices.
- Financial lessons are easiest to teach when lessons are cheap.
- Separating allowance from chores lets you focus on teaching financial literacy.
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10 Reasons to Incorporate Audiobooks into Your Road Trips
August 18, 2017
Article at a Glance
- Audiobooks can simplify entertainment for family trips.
- They provide an engaging whole-family, whole-vehicle activity.
- Listening to audiobooks is a great way to encourage literary enjoyment and contribute to literacy in children.
Want Happier Kids? There’s an App for That.
August 10, 2017
Article at a Glance
- Parents should focus on finding balance that works for their family, rather than time limits.
- Technology solutions can help reinforce parenting efforts by consistently applying boundaries.
- What's happening on screens is more important than how often they are switched on.
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