How to Inspire a Child’s Love of Reading

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Early childhood literacy has been linked to countless benefits, everything from academic success and social-emotional skills to physical and mental health, and longer life expectancy. While...

How Art Helps Kids Learn At Every Age

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Much has been said about the benefits of STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) programming for children, but the addition of art into that...

How to Avoid the Aches and Pains from Backpacks

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Heading back to the classroom means school shopping for supplies, clothes, and more than likely, a new backpack. More than 79 million students in...
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3 Simple Ways To Work Lifelong Healthy Habits Into Kids’ Routines

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by Dr. John Stutts, M.D., MPH With kids back in school, many parents are focused on getting them set up for success with new backpacks...

Expert Q&A: Modeling Self-Acceptance While Making Personal Changes

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From GLP-1 medications and diet trends to cosmetic procedures and anti-aging treatments, changing one’s appearance has become increasingly common. Leslee Bry, owner, founder and CEO...

Summer Swim Safety

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The summer season means pool parties, beach trips, camp and vacations. Swimming is a fun-filled way for kids to play, exercise and improve their...

A Guide to Specialized Dental Care

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Oral health is crucial to overall well-being of any person. For parents with neurodivergent children, between finding the right therapies and pediatricians, finding the...

Dad’s Health Key to Healthy Kids and Families

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As parenting roles evolve and father figures in children’s lives are increasingly diverse —biological, adoptive, caregivers and grandfathers — it is more important than...

Mental Health Awareness: Eating Disorders

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Eating disorders are unfortunately common in the U.S. population — according to the National Eating Disorders Association, 9% of Americans are expected to develop...
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Supporting Your Middle Child

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It can be tough to be the middle child. They’re not the first to reach developmental milestones and gain special privileges like their elder...