Empowering Independent Toddlers
September 14, 2023
- 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.
Posted in Child Behavior, Parenting Articles & Tips, Pediatric Articles
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Tagged advice, bathroom, child behavior, childhood, children, first time mom, first time parent, parenting, parenting advice, parenting tips, potty training, toddler
Help! I Think My Child Is Addicted to Screens.
May 3, 2023
- 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.
Posted in Parenting Articles & Tips, Pediatric Articles, Teens
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Tagged addiction, advice, cell phones, child behavior, childhood, children, devices, ipads, kindles, parenting, parenting advice, parenting tips, screen addiction, screen time, screens, technology
What are developmental milestones, and can I help my child reach them?
April 21, 2023
- 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.
Posted in Infants, Parenting Articles & Tips, Pediatric Articles
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Tagged children, crawling, development, developmental milestones, early intervention, fine motor skills, growth, health, infants, milestones, parenting, rolling over, social skills, talking, walking
When should my toddler have their first dental visit?
April 13, 2023
- 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
April 7, 2023
Article at a Glance
- 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?
April 4, 2023
- 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.
Posted in Parenting Articles & Tips, Pediatric Articles
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Tagged childhood, compassion, empathy, entitled, gratitude, parenting, parenting tips, patience, privlege, spoiled children, spoiled kids, thoughtful
10 Skill-building Craft Ideas for Preschoolers and Toddlers
March 10, 2023
- 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
March 6, 2023
- Plan ahead for a smooth transition.
- Let light (and lack of light) help you.
- Gradual adjustments are easier for everyone.
Posted in Fall/Winter Tips, Infants, Parenting Articles & Tips, Pediatric Articles, Spring/Summer Tips
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Tagged baby, bedtime, daylight savings, fall back, naptime, newborn, sleep, spring forward, time change, toddler
Adjusting to Junior High Curriculum
January 23, 2023
- 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
January 5, 2023
- 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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