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Monthly Archives: October 2011
Dealing With Dark Circles
Have you recently noticed dark circles under your teen’s eyes? Before you jump to conclusions regarding his or her lack of sleep, stress level or potential substance abuse, take a moment to learn about other potential causes. Continue reading
Technology and Growing Pains
Whether your child is constantly texting, playing video games or typing on the computer, he or she is at risk for developing hand and wrist pain. Continue reading
The Truth about Vaccines
Vaccines have reduced or eliminated many infectious diseases that once routinely killed or harmed children and adults. In the past century, doctors have developed vaccines against diphtheria, polio, pertussis, measles, mumps and more. Still, some parents question the wisdom of … Continue reading
The Facts About MRSA
MRSA has a lot of parents worried recently – and to some degree, the concern is warranted. Head and neck MRSA infections in children more than doubled during a five-year period during the ‘00s. But according Dr. Chris Belcher, MD, … Continue reading
The Battle With Bed Wetting
Children who wet the bed are often ashamed or embarrassed by the condition, but up to seven million children in the United States actually suffer from it. Learn why this behavior occurs and how you can help ease your child’s anxiety. Continue reading
Make kid-friendly meals delicious and nutritious with Menu Makeovers.
Cooking healthy for your kids is important, but it isn’t always easy. Menu Makeovers: A Playbook for Healthy Eating is perfect for busy parents who want to serve nutritious and delicious meals fast – and on a reasonable budget. Written … Continue reading
Learning More About SIDS
If you’re a first-time parent, you’ve probably realized there’s no more peaceful sight than that of your baby sleeping. This month, take some time to learn what you can do to prevent your little one’s serenity from turning into tragedy by getting the facts about sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). Continue reading
Fall in Love With Apples and Sweet Potatoes
With fall in full swing, it’s time to cozy up and enjoy hearty recipes featuring the fruit and veggie of the month: apples and sweet potatoes. Autumn Apples Red delicious, pink lady, granny smith, fuji, gala—with more than 7,500 different … Continue reading
Tackling Tough Teen Talk
When your son or daughter was younger, he or she may have told you about everything going on in his or her life. As kids mature and develop strong friendships, however, they often take discussions of important events and feelings to friends. Continue reading
The New Look of Nutrition
With the release of new nutritional guidelines developed by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), the traditional food pyramid has met its demise. Introducing the image of a plate to reinforce the importance of portion size, the new MyPlate … Continue reading
