Cold…or Allergies?
By Stacy Whitman Aaaachoooo! Yes, allergy season is here again—except this time, it’s your baby who’s suffering. Kids as young as age 2 can get seasonal allergies (otherwise known as…
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Sun Smarts
By Alexa Joy Sherman We all know the days of playing outside in the sun, unprotected, are long gone. But while we scramble to cover our kids with sunscreen and…
Continue readingEtsy Talk: HoneyBunnyStudio
As part of our new series, we’ll talk with our favorite designers from Etsy.com who bring us the fabulously unique mom, baby, and toddler gear we love! Etsy.com Designer: Nelvis…
Continue readingAnother Toddler Served Alcohol in a Chain Restaurant
From the NY Daily News Watch those drinks, kids! Another traumatized mother claims her child was served an alcoholic drink at a restaurant – this time at a Chicago-area Chili’s…
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By Alexa Joy Sherman Starting kindergarten can be an exciting time—but beyond the new buses, backpacks, books and best friends, the list of skills required to thrive seems to grow…
Continue readingAutism and Vaccines: New Study Emerges
From CBS News.com For all those who’ve declared the autism-vaccine debate over – a new scientific review begs to differ. It considers a host of peer-reviewed, published theories that show…
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Does Your Child Have ADHD?
Although it is in a child’s nature to be active, energetic, and curious, there comes a point when parents begin to question whether or not such activity exceeds their child’s…
Continue readingTots Should Stay in Rear-Facing Seats Until 2, New Advice Says
From MSNBC.com Children should ride in rear-facing car seats longer, until they are 2 years old instead of 1, according to updated advice from a medical group and a federal…
Continue readingWeaning Your Child from Comfort Objects
From Parents Ask Figuring out when and how to separate your child from comfort objects like bottles, blankies, pacifiers and any other meaningful object is always tricky. Just ask Parents…
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Child Neuropsychology
Whether it is in a professional capacity or simply a conversation over dinner, I frequently get asked questions about the practice of clinical neuropsychology. Understandably, it sounds a bit confusing.…
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