Parenting

Arthritis, Parenting, Pediatrics

Things You Did Not Know About Kids and Arthritis

As one of the leading causes of disability in the United States, Dr. Ginger Janow answers some commonly asked questions about juvenile arthritis.

Advice for Identifying and Preventing Child Abuse

Tips to remind parents and caregivers that, when it comes to identifying and preventing child abuse, it starts with the fundamentals.

Signs That Your Kid May Be Vaping

Since many vaping devices are inconspicuous, many kids may find it easy to hide their habits but parents should look out for these signs.

Neuroscience, Parenting, Pediatrics

Common Myths About Kids and Concussions

Before our young ones take the field this spring, it is important to understand the risks and misunderstandings about kids and concussions.

Behavioral Health, Parenting, Pediatrics

Wonderful Ways to Boost Your Child’s Self-Esteem

How does a parent cultivate a firmly rooted, well-balanced sense of self-esteem necessary for their child’s transition into a happy, well-adjusted adult?

Neuroscience, Parenting, Pediatrics

Frequent eye blinking, facial grimacing, shoulder shrugging, sniffling, repetitive throat clearing or uncontrolled vocalization – these are all symptoms of a tic. For a parent, seeing or hearing your child exhibit these unexpected movements or sounds can be extremely worrisome. Dr. Khrizman provided some of the most common questions parents ask surrounding their child’s tic.

Behavioral Health, Parenting, Pediatrics

Writing on the Walls: Behavioral Red Flags in Children and Adolescents

According to Dr. Eric Alcera, identifying risk factors and symptoms of potential behavioral health issues starts with knowing what to look for, where to seek help, and when to reach out to a professional.

Men’s Health, Parenting, Women’s Health

Here’s How to Get More Minutes Back into Your Day

Time is of the essence, especially when you’re juggling multiple responsibilities along with a busy schedule. While we cannot add minutes to our days, we can use the minutes we have more wisely. What things can truly save you time?

Nutrition, Parenting, Pediatrics

4 Tips for Healthy Vegan Kids

Actress Alicia Silverstone recently said her vegan son has never needed medication because of his healthy vegan lifestyle. Clinical experts weigh in on whether or not that there's truth to that statement.

Cardiac / Heart Health, Parenting, Pediatrics

Required CPR Training for Students: New Research Proves Its Worth

People who know cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) can save lives in the event of an emergency. One way states are hoping to increase the number of potential lifesavers is by requiring high school students to learn CPR, along with how to use an automatic external defibrillator (AED). New Jersey is one state that mandates this medical education, and new preliminary research that was presented at the American Heart Association’s Resuscitation Science Symposium confirms such programs are effective.

Parenting

Arthritis, Parenting, Pediatrics

Things You Did Not Know About Kids and Arthritis

Parenting, Pediatrics

Advice for Identifying and Preventing Child Abuse

Parenting, Pediatrics

Signs That Your Kid May Be Vaping

Neuroscience, Parenting, Pediatrics

Common Myths About Kids and Concussions

Behavioral Health, Parenting, Pediatrics

Wonderful Ways to Boost Your Child’s Self-Esteem

Neuroscience, Parenting, Pediatrics

What Makes a Child Tic?

Behavioral Health, Parenting, Pediatrics

Writing on the Walls: Behavioral Red Flags in Children and Adolescents

Men’s Health, Parenting, Women’s Health

Here’s How to Get More Minutes Back into Your Day

Nutrition, Parenting, Pediatrics

4 Tips for Healthy Vegan Kids

Cardiac / Heart Health, Parenting, Pediatrics

Required CPR Training for Students: New Research Proves Its Worth

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