Reducing Stress This Holiday Season
December 6, 2021
Article at a Glance
- Creating the perfect holidays for our children adds stress that can affect the whole family.
- Setting realistic expectations and deciding what matters most can make the season less stressful.
- Give your children structure and predictability by letting them know what to expect each day.
Posted in Fall/Winter Tips, Parenting Articles & Tips, Pediatric Articles
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Tagged exercise, expectations, holiday season, holidays, schedule, school break, service, stress, stressful, winter
My child has ADHD. How can I make homework easier?
October 12, 2021
Article at a Glance
- ADHD means kids learn differently, so different strategies are needed.
- Counter-intuitive moves like more breaks, wearing headphones, or racing can help.
- Play to your child’s strengths and be flexible within a consistent framework.
Newborn Sleep: When, Where, How, and How Much is Normal?
September 2, 2021
Article at a Glance
- Parenthood comes with worries and problems that are hard to account for, such as understanding sleep patterns.
- arenthood comes with worries and problems that are hard to account for, such as understanding sleep patterns.
Creating a habitual area and schedule will help your baby become more regular in their sleep habits.
- Be patient and willing to adjust as your baby changes.
Who Profits From My Vaccine Choices?
September 2, 2021
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- Vaccinations have largely reduced the spread and deaths surrounding diseases.
- Many companies earn profits from vaccine alternatives that aren't supported by substantial research.
- When researching, try to use scholarly resources to back up your claims.
Preventing Dehydration in Children
July 1, 2021
Article at a Glance
- Children are at the highest risk for dehydration when they are sick or when it is hot outside.
- It is easier and healthier to keep your body hydrated than having to play catch up later.
- If your child is showing signs of dehydration you need to rehydrate your child right away.
Summer Safety Tips
May 28, 2021
Article at a Glance
- The 100 days between Memorial Day and Labor Day are the deadliest for children and adolescents.
- In the U.S., motor vehicle accidents are the leading cause of injury-related death for ages 5 to 24.
- Drowning is the leading cause of injury-related death for children ages 1 to 4, and ranks third for children 19 and under.
Posted in Child Safety, Pediatric Articles, Spring/Summer Tips
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Tagged boating, heat, lake safety, memorial day, playgrounds, safety, sports, summer, summer fun, swimming, utah, vehicle safety, water safety
How Can I Get My Kids to Listen?
May 24, 2021
Article at a Glance
- Good communication is about empathy and respect - on both sides.
- If your kids seem to never listen, you may have trained this behavior.
- Changing your communication behavior can re-train kids to listen the first time.
Posted in Child Behavior, Parenting Articles & Tips, Pediatric Articles
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Tagged attention, behavior, communication, conversation, early childhood, listening, parenting, praise, respect, tweens
A New Perspective on Raising Flourishing Teens
May 6, 2021
Article at a Glance
- Parents who promote positive behaviors rather than focusing on bad behaviors have flourishing teens.
- Most positive behaviors stem from four foundational skills; self-control, self-esteem, values, and empathy.
- Through careful parenting choices, teens can learn the skills needed to make good decisions.
Why do good parents leave their children in hot cars?
May 3, 2021
Article at a Glance
- Leaving your baby in the car on a hot day for even a few minutes is enough to cause heatstroke.
- Parents are more likely to forget their children when their habit memory system suppresses their prospective memory system.
- Don't assume you are immune to mistakes, set in place a reminder for when your child is in the car with you.
6 Vaccination Myths and Why They are Dangerous
April 26, 2021
Article at a Glance
- Vaccinations save lives and result in fewer hospitalizations and fewer deaths.
- Vaccinations are a requirement to attend school in all 50 states, though there are exceptions to opt-out.
- Some unvaccinated people have fallen victim to common myths that persist in the face of scientific evidence to the contrary.
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