by Tanya Wright | Feb 29, 2016 | General, Health & Well-being, Latest News, Parenting, Safety
Has your once sweet, loveable, little toddler turned into a demanding, stubborn, fit throwing child? It will take a lot of work and patience on your part, but there is hope. Assessing your child’s needs is the beginning. Ask yourself why your child is behaving the...
by Tanya Wright | Jan 13, 2016 | General, Health & Well-being, Latest News, Parenting, Safety
Wise eating choices are not the only factor in maintaining your child’s health and wellness. Physical activity is also an important part of the equation. Spending a minimum of twenty to thirty minutes three times a week in an activity that elevates your child’s...
by Tanya Wright | Jan 13, 2016 | General, Illnesses, Latest News, Parenting
The first time you hear your baby cry is a thrilling experience; it’s a sign she’s entered the world healthy with a great set of lungs! But as the weeks go by, the thrill may quickly give way to concern and frustration. As you will inevitably learn, babies...
by Tanya Wright | Jan 13, 2016 | General, Illnesses, Immunizations, Latest News, Parenting
Are your children up to date on their vaccinations? The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends immunizing children on a scheduled time frame that would best benefit their health and safety. Delaying or choosing not to immunize your child can expose them...
by Tanya Wright | Oct 9, 2015 | General, Latest News, Parenting
There are many different factors that can contribute to a child wetting the bed. It certainly does not mean that something is wrong with the child. On the contrary, approximately five million children in the United States wet the bed. The majority of the time it is...
by Tanya Wright | Aug 11, 2015 | General, Latest News, School
Now that we are in the back to school mode, you may be worrying about whether your preschooler/kindergartener is ready to read or not. Do not panic if you see other 4 or 5 year olds reading and you child does not recognize all his letters. Every child will develop his...
