[ad_1] Middle school is generally believed to be the most troubling transitional period in a child’s life. The abrupt change of moving from one school to another is followed by hormonal shifts, social upheaval, and a sudden driving need for independence that often causes stress at home. It is withinRead More →
[ad_1] When most people think of a child with ADHD, they imagine a precocious youngster who never stops moving and rarely stops talking—a child who, in other words, embodies extreme extroversion. Nine times out of ten, this mental image depicts a little boy. Indeed, many parents who are not deeplyRead More →
[ad_1] Confidence, like education, provides an integral foundation for success, fulfillment, and happiness. A confident child will typically experience better interpersonal relationships, be more open to new opportunities, and have an enhanced sense of well-being. Likewise, children with a healthy self-esteem usually exhibit fewer behavioural problems. As a child psychologist,Read More →
[ad_1] Having your child sometimes wake up and cry out in fear, or come running into your room desperate for you to protect him from a “monster” is a troubling yet relatively common experience. Though basic parental support and comfort (i.e. the offering of physical affection and assurances of safety),Read More →
[ad_1] Most parents, when asked what they truly want for their children, answer simply: They want them to be healthy, successful, and happy. Underneath all of their myriad dreams and expectations, parents just hope to see their children live a life of joy and fulfillment. While there are things —Read More →
[ad_1] Sugary foods and drinks are tasty treats, but they can cause big problems in your mouth. By now, most of us have heard from parents, teachers, and dentists that snacking on candy and sugary drinks contributes to tooth decay. This is bad news if you have a sweet tooth,Read More →
[ad_1] Day and night, your children are breathing in toxins, both outside and in your home. Most of us think of outside air when considering air pollution. But the EPA estimates that the level of indoor air pollution may be two to five times higher than the pollution level outdoors,Read More →
[ad_1] I consider myself a food allergy mom. My oldest child (now 6.5) spent her preschool life being allergic to eggs and shellfish. I have gotten pretty used to my daughter’s epinephrine auto-injector never leaving my side. Last week we celebrated how much smaller her list of current food allergiesRead More →
[ad_1] The message to parents: You play an important role in your child’s motivation to live healthy. Kids need help to stay focused and on track. Research shows that parents who set a healthy and active example tend to have healthy and active kids. The benefits of regular physical activity andRead More →
[ad_1] Submitted By SuperKids Nutrition Who doesn’t love snacks? We all enjoy the internal satisfaction of popping crunchy, creamy, salty, and sweet snack foods into our mouths. When providing your kids with snacks, it’s so easy to just open a bag of potato chips or box of cookies. Unfortunately, mostRead More →
