Tag: parenting

Chores are not only great for showing kids how to do tasks they will need to know once they grow up, but it also teaches them responsibility. 

Tired parents who are adjusting to their new baby have a lot on their plate so when the baby starts to cry, like a lot, it may take a bit of time to know when it is colic. 

Having a summer reading list is an awesome way to pass some time while also keeping your kids’ creative juices flowing and not falling into the summer slide!

Many children are fidgety at times, forget to turn in an occasional assignment, or misplace their favorite shirt.  However, if you find these scenarios frequently occurring with your child or you notice that he is constantly distracted, forgetful, disorganized, or unfocused, your child may have ADHD. ‎

Emergency use authorization of the Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine was expanded to include children as young as 12 years old on May 10.

Summer Snacks for Kids! When fresh fruits and veggies and whole foods aren’t on hand or just aren’t handy for your kid’s tastes, try these new and...

Kids all over Long Island are more than ready to spring into action for some outdoor fun and spring playtime! We have you all set with these fun items to get out and move, enjoy water and bubble play, create and build, and relax and de-stress.

Every parent knows that getting the kiddos outdoors is crucial, especially since family activities have been limited and educational screen time has become a necessity. That’s why savvy moms and dads are giving a big thumbs up to backyard playgrounds and swing sets.

Facebook recently announced that it will be expanding its popular video and photo-sharing app Instagram by launching an Instagram platform for kids under the age of 13. 

Dr. Wendy Sue Swanson, MD, MBE, FAAP, pediatrician, and Chief Medical Officer of SpoonfulONE shares, “SpoonfulONE is a revolutionary, science-backed line of nutritional products that makes food allergen introduction & maintenance easy."