It’s normal and even helpful to worry on occasion, but what should parents do when anxiety becomes more frequent and troubling? Psychologist Lawrence J. Cohen, Ph.D
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12 Ways to Help Your Child’s Teacher This Year
Breathing a sigh of relief because the kids are back in school? Not so fast. Now is the time to partner with your child’s teacher. “Children whose parents are
How to Treat Common Skin Disorders in Children
What adult over a certain age wouldn’t like to have the dewy, wrinkle-free complexion of a child? But skin is not just for looks. The largest organ of the human bod
5 Tips for Getting Ready for the School Year
The lazy days of summer are over and it’s time to look ahead to another busy school season. You’re in the process of purchasing new school clothes and supplie
Benefits for Kids Who Participate in Theater
There is a reason theatrical productions are referred to as “plays.” Surely, it is because in addition to being hard work, theater can also be a great form of
School Year Recipes and Strategies
Laura Keogh and Ceri Marsh, the dynamic duo behind the bestselling cookbook “How to Feed a Family” and the blog “The Sweet Potato Chronicles,” hav
The Importance of Annual Eye Exams for Kids
Children with uncorrected vision conditions or eye health problems face many obstacles in life – academically, socially and athletically. Children often don’t
The Real Dangers of Antibiotic Resistance
In my practice as a pediatrician, I see many children suffering from colds. When their concerned parents bring them in for me to examine and provide treatment, they often
Tips for Managing Back-to-School Stress
Will I get lost? What if my new teacher is mean? Who will I sit with at lunch? Will any of my friends be in my class? As summer draws to a close and the new school year a
Back-to-School Books, Games and Spinners
Back to school is just around the corner and what better way to get your kids prepped for and excited about the school year than with games and books that are both educat
Back-to-School Vaccine Requirements for Your Child
As the dog days of summer wind down, many parents begin the necessary prep work to return their kids to school. Soon-to-be kindergarteners are fitted with backpacks large
Summer Language Arts Learning Activities
Summer Vacations are Not Just for Play Summer vacation’s long lazy days of play are rapidly disappearing. Your children may lose valuable academic skills unless the
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