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Life brings with it ups and down, disappointments and victories, sadness and jubilation – not only for adults but for children too. So just because a child feels sad or irritable doesn’t mean they have childhood depression. For a child, the stresses of growing up – peer pressure, divorce, school, relationships – are all very real. Some children are more resilient than others or may have a strong support system in place to help them through hard or stressful times. Childhood depression, on the oth ... [Read More]
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How is a Cellphone Hurting My Child?
Cellphones have become an extended part of our bodies in recent years. The ability to be connected and constantly updated has been capturing more and more of our attention. But when it leads to distracted parenting, studies have shown this can hurt the development of infants and young children, especially regarding their ability to process pleasure or happiness. Distracted Parents Affect Development of Babies Babies need reliable and consistent attention from their parental figures in order ... [Read More]
The Complete Baby Immunization Schedule
As a parent of a newborn, you probably are spending a lot of time making sure your baby is provided every opportunity to grow up happy, healthy, and safe. While you’re busy setting up a healthy and loving environment in which your baby will thrive, don’t forget about one of the most important things you can do to keep them healthy – vaccinations. There are many diseases and conditions that can be damaging (or even fatal) to your child that can be prevented with vaccinations. And while many dis ... [Read More]
What are the Benefits of Teaching Your Baby Another Language?
It’s amazing to see how effortlessly children can adapt to the demands of learning different languages. It’s as if there is a special window of opportunity to learn more than one language, without struggle or extensive classwork. Growing up learning an additional language is also healthy for your child’s brain! There are many benefits to being bi-lingual. Some are obvious, but others may surprise you. Practical advantages It’s estimated that as many as two out of every three people in the wo ... [Read More]
Could Your Child have an Ear Infection? Signs to Look For
For new mom Jenny, sleepless nights were the norm, for both her and her baby Austin. Sure, her first child Anna was a fussy eater and would sometimes lay awake for hours cooing to herself or tussling with her favorite stuffed animal. But it was different with Austin, who could never seem to find a comfortable position and would toss and turn all night long. One evening, when Jenny went to check on Austin, she noticed a tiny puddle of shiny liquid near his head. Had be thrown up? Jenny was ... [Read More]
