Our Age-by-Age Toy Guide
Our Age-by-Age Toy Guide

Article at a Glance It is possible to find toys that are educational, hold your child’s attention, and don’t cost a fortune. Toys should build imagination, foster social skills, and educate, as well as entertain. It is important that toys match your child’s developmental level. With last year’s toys either broken, lost, or making your … Continue reading “Our Age-by-Age Toy Guide”

Taking the “Work” Out of Homework
Taking the “Work” Out of Homework

Article at a Glance Remove any distractions by setting up a comfortable and well-equipped place to study. Teach your kids how to study and how to manage their time. Be there to help your kids by answering questions and providing moral support, but resist the urge to step in and do it for them. When … Continue reading “Taking the “Work” Out of Homework”

Strep Throat Q&A
Strep Throat Q&A

Article at a Glance Most sore throats are part of a viral cold, but strep throat is caused by bacteria. Sore throats caused by strep generally last longer and aren’t accompanied by other cold symptoms. Most colds can be treated at home, but strep throat will need to be treated by your pediatrician. What is … Continue reading “Strep Throat Q&A”

Button Batteries Can Be a Huge Health Hazard For Small Children
Button Batteries Can Be a Huge Health Hazard For Small Children

Article at a Glance Swallowing a button battery can cause severe injury and potentially even death in less than two hours. If you believe your child has ingested a button battery, go directly to the emergency room. Search your home for any devices that use these batteries and place them where your children can’t get … Continue reading “Button Batteries Can Be a Huge Health Hazard For Small Children”

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