How to Help (and Not Help) With a Stutter
Ways for parents to help their children articulate their thoughts if they have stuttering problems.
Author: Suzanne Koup-Larsen
What Are the Signs of Mental Illness in Children?
With ER visits by kids who attempted or considered suicide doubling, parents should know what signals depression, anxiety or other disorders and how to respond.
Should You Get Dental Insurance for Your Family?
It is important to know all of your options before committing to a dental plan. Here are some ways to help you save money when it comes to keeping your teeth clean.
My Child Has Panic Attacks. How Do I Help?
The irony of a panic attack is that it comes with real physical symptoms that can fuel anxiety, especially for a teen or young person who is experiencing one for the first time. Fortunately, there are techniques to help your…
Is Caffeine Bad for Kids?
Caffeinated beverages are a cheap and easy way for teens to get through busy days where they get up too early and go to bed too late. While teenagers need eight and a half to nine hours of sleep a…
Summer Arts Camps Are a Good Alternative for Some Kids
Summer arts camps are a great alternative for some kids, including those who don't like sports. Talent is not a prerequisite, just an interest to explore.
Is Your Child Ready for Overnight Camp?
Is sleep-over or day camp right for your child? What are the signs of readiness? How do you prepare?
Down Syndrome Myths and Facts
Clearing up the myths surrounding Down syndrome.
Great Study Habits for School Success
Reinforce good study habits early and often to support ongoing student success.
The Cloth Diaper Option
Whether you choose cloth or disposable diapers, here are the pros and cons of both to help you make an informed decision for you and your baby.
One-Stop Pediatric Care
Physical and mental health impact one another and recently, there’s been a move to patient-centered pediatric care. For children experiencing anxiety, behavior problems or more significant mental disorders each year, timely access to a mental health professional can alleviate a serious issue.
Breastfeeding Support
Find out what Baby-Friendly hospitals do differently immediately after birth and how they support breastfeeding
Go Tech-Free at Summer Camp
Many camps restrict campers' use of smartphones and other electronic devices. How can you get your child ready to separate from technology?
The Health Benefits of Summer Camp
Summer camp gets kids outside, keeps them moving and encourages healthy eating habits.
Autism and Wandering
Is your child with autism prone to wandering, also called eloping? Find out how to reduce the risk.
How Teenage Drinking Impacts Brain Development
Drunk driving isn't the only danger of teen alcohol abuse. Learn how teens' brain development can be affected by alcohol intake.
A Closer Look at the New SAT
Get a first-hand review of the new SAT and expert advice on strategies for testing success.
Easy Workouts for Busy Moms
If you have no time for the gym, find out how grabbing 5 minutes here and there during your daily activities can improve your physical fitness.
Get Your Preschooler Ready to Read
Learn easy, everyday ways to help your child learn to read as part of kindergarten preparation.
Big School or Small School?
Is a big school or a small school better for your child? Learn the benefits of each choice.
Which Sunscreens Are Safe for Your Family?
What you need to know to sift through the marketing hype and ingredients lists to find a safe sunscreen for your family.
Secondary Infertility
Learn about the causes of and treatments for secondary infertility and tips on how to cope.
Is Your Child Ready for the Broad Street Run?
If your child wants to try distance running, check out tips on proper training and how to avoid injury.
Go Skiing with the Kids
At what age can kids learn to ski? What about lessons? Should you rent or buy their equipment? Local ski experts answer your questions.
