Are you finding it difficult to get your children to do their homework, or only some of them? Here’s an article from our archives with some great advice from Dr. Jennifer Jo Brout, a school/clinical child psychologist from Westchester, NY, and mother of fraternal triplets.
Dear Dr. […]
Medication dosing errors are made by 41 percent of parents, according to research from the American Academy of Pediatrics. That’s why pharmacist Sheila Goertemoeller, of the Cincinnati Drug and Poison Information Center, wants parents and other caregivers to know how to safely administer these drugs.
These precautions […]
An online toolkit from the Coalition for Healthier Schools provides resources for indoor environmental quality and children’s health, and ways to improve the school environment. The Back to School and Beyond Toolkit includes information on buying healthy products, what to look for on […]
School is starting! Here are some tips to help your children succeed:
Numerous studies have focused on mothers with either post-partum depression, later depression, or both, and how it affects their bonding and relationships with their children. Researchers wondered if fathers’ depression has the same affect.
A new study looked at 200 couples with 3-year-olds and […]