Emergency Preparedness: Where do children fit in?
Is your family prepared for hurricane season, and are you helping your children learn how to cope?
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Reducing your child’s fever or pain: everything you need to know, and what NOT to do
Fever is one of the most common reasons caregivers seek medical evaluation for their children. Caregivers often turn to acetaminophen or ibuprofen, and sometimes both, in an effort to make the fever go away. Here’s how to decide what to do.
Read ArticleHow Do I Know if My Child is Struggling With Mental Health?
If you see a change in mood or behavior that lasts two weeks or more, and disrupts regular functioning, it could be a sign your child is struggling with their mental health.
Read ArticleTheater is Helping Kids Become Better Versions of Themselves
Theatre is an excellent way to help your child learn to be confident, express himself, and be a team player all while providing her with an outlet and promoting good public speaking skills. And with so many options in the Naples area, why not act?
Read ArticleAsk The Outnumbered Mother: Advice on Having Another Baby and Potty Training a Reluctant Toddler
Amy Hunter from The Outnumbered Mother answers your parenting questions in her monthly advice column.
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