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Monthly Archives: February 2012
There’s No Place Like Home
When you think of environments that could threaten your child’s safety, your own home probably doesn’t come to mind. However, home safety is crucial for children, especially those who have autism. Continue reading
The Dental Details
Even before your child’s baby teeth have all come in, you should take him or her to visit a dentist. Celebrate National Children’s Dental Health Month by finding the right dental provider who can foster healthy dental habits for the rest of your child’s life. Continue reading
Safe ZZZone for Baby
Co-sleeping, bed sharing, cribs—with so many articles and opinions about infants and sleeping techniques, it’s hard to know which method is best. We have the information you need to ensure your baby’s sleeping environment is as safe as possible. Continue reading
Raising an Emotionally Healthy Teen
Hospital visits for children’s behavioral problems are rising, but parents can take the first steps to encourage teen mental health. Continue reading
Managing Heart Defects in Your Active Preteen
Nearly one in 100 children is born with a congenital heart defect (CHD), but no case is exactly alike. Learn how to help your preteen balance his or her athletic ambitions with the limitations of a CHD. Continue reading
Dental First Aid
Sometimes the tooth fairy visits your child sooner than expected. Are you prepared for a dental emergency? Continue reading
Taking Care of Little Ears, Noses and Throats
Little ones cough and sneeze with impressive regularity, and parents may find it hard to tell when these actions are symptoms of illness. February is Kids’ ENT Health Month, so take a moment to learn more about common problems that may affect your little one’s ears, nose and throat. Continue reading
Diaper Rash Defense
Don’t let a case of diaper rash cause discomfort for your baby. Use a few simple techniques to prevent diaper rash from putting a damper on your baby’s health. Continue reading
Stomach Bug Survival Guide
“Stomach bug” is a phrase commonly used to describe a wide variety of conditions, each of which can sideline your child for anywhere from a few hours to a few days. Read on to find out how your child can beat the bug. Continue reading
Treating Problematic Skin
Whether your preteen struggles with dry, oily, sweaty or rash-prone skin, it’s important for him or her to maintain an appropriate skin care routine. Continue reading
