Empowering Independent Toddlers
Empowering Independent Toddlers
  • The right time to potty train is dependent on physical, developmental, and emotional milestones and cues as well as your family’s current situation.
  • It's important to remember that children are all different and their potty training needs can be different, even from sibling-to-sibling.
  • It's not necessary for your chlid to show every "green light," but if you are seeing signals, it may be time to start considering the process.
Help! I Think My Child Is Addicted to Screens.
Help! I Think My Child Is Addicted to Screens.
  • Screen addiction can manifest in many ways and have adverse effects on children.
  • Setting up healthy boundaries can help in weaning children off their devices.
  • Understanding screen addiction and communicating the potential risks to children can help reduce device usage and empower children to choose other activities.
What are developmental milestones, and can I help my child reach them?
What are developmental milestones, and can I help my child reach them?
  • General guidelines may help identify areas of concern in a child’s development.
  • There are many ways in which parents can help their children reach developmental milestones.
  • Resources and assessments are available to help parents gauge their child’s development.
When should my toddler have their first dental visit?
When should my toddler have their first dental visit?
  • Dental care may begin as early as a child's first birthday.
  • The differences between a general dentist and a pediatric dentist.
  • Early visits help prevent dental issues in the future.
Hay Fever Symptoms and Treatment
Hay Fever Symptoms and Treatment

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  • Hay fever is caused by common allergens like mold, pollens, pet dander, or dust mites.
  • The symptoms of hay fever are often confused with cold symptoms, but hay fever is an allergic reaction and isn't caused by a virus.
  • Seasonal allergies not only make you feel miserable, but they can also interfere with sleep, worsen asthma symptoms, or cause sinusitis or ear infections.
Have I raised a tiny tyrant?
Have I raised a tiny tyrant?
  • Highly spoiled children are often entitled, impatient, and lack empathy toward others.
  • Spoiling a child is common with first-time parents and usually done with good intentions­.
  • It's never too late to turn things around and teach gratitude, patience, and thoughtfulness.
10 Skill-building Craft Ideas for Preschoolers and Toddlers
10 Skill-building Craft Ideas for Preschoolers and Toddlers
  • Crafts can benefit toddlers and preschoolers by helping with motor skill development.
  • There are many fun and easy crafts ideas to explore.
  • Engaging with your toddler while crafting can help with their vocabulary.
Adjusting Baby’s Sleep Schedule for Daylight Savings
Adjusting Baby’s Sleep Schedule for Daylight Savings
  • Plan ahead for a smooth transition.
  • Let light (and lack of light) help you.
  • Gradual adjustments are easier for everyone.
Adjusting to Junior High Curriculum
Adjusting to Junior High Curriculum
  • Organizational skills are critical to managing schoolwork
  • Get connected with teachers & schools early.
  • Look beyond schools for extra help.
Keeping Your Family Active in the Colder Months
Keeping Your Family Active in the Colder Months
  • Cold winter months often mean less time is spent being active.
  • Physical activity helps improve fitness, winter mood swings, and overall health.
  • Embrace the winter season by keeping your family active both indoors and outdoors.

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