Below are a few tips for talking with your children about coronavirus to help them with their anxieties. • Don’t be afraid to discuss the coronavirus. Most children will have already heard about the virus or seen people wearing face masks, so parents shouldn’t avoid talking about it. Not talking about something can actually make … continue reading
You may have noticed that your family throughout the day is constantly on their smartphones. It may seem harmless, but smartphones have become the new addiction for many families across the nation. This issue has caught the attention of many researchers, journalists, & film makers. Recently, the documentary Screenagers: Growing Up in the Digital Age premiered … continue reading
Rushing around to see family and friends? Heading out to do some winter shopping with the kids? Trying to make it to the matinee at the movie theater? I have found that it’s easier to get a bunch of errands done at once to avoid having to leave the warmth of our home more than … continue reading
Holiday gifts could be more dangerous than they appear! If you are planning or already have purchased any children’s toys containing button batteries please watch the video below. http://www.ktvq.com/story/37090357/small-batteries-pose-health-risk
The holidays should be a time for children’s imaginations to run wild and for them to experience the joy of receiving new toys. That’s why we encourage you to read through this information from the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) before you finalize your child’s letter to Santa. In 2009, an estimated 250,100 children under … continue reading
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