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In addition to offering sustenance for your baby, breastfeeding also provides a much-needed, natural bonding experience between mother and child. But as natural as breastfeeding is, the process doesn’t always come naturally, and proper techniques must be learned. Along with this learning curve, there are a number of common breastfeeding issues new moms can face; however, with a little knowledge, patience and practice, they can be overcome. Here are some of the more common issues you may en ... [Read More]
Children’s Health Care
Preventing Childhood Obesity Starts with a Healthier Home Environment
According to a recent study, the number of American children considered to be obese has more than tripled since the 1970s. Defined as an excess of body fat, obesity is measured using the Body Mass Index, or BMI screening tool. There are a variety of factors that contribute to childhood obesity; while some are inherent, such as genetics, the environment we create for our children has a lot to do with their overall health and wellness. From the abundance of processed, high-fat and sugar laden ... [Read More]
Tips for Parents to Get Children Outdoors and Active
The advent of digital technology, such as smartphones and tablets, has certainly simplified modern-day existence. After all, better access makes it simpler than ever to schedule that dinner reservation, keep in touch with friends near and far, and get up-to-the-minute news. But what is prolonged screen time doing to our youth? One recent study found that 25 percent of children under age 6 has a smartphone. Additionally, researchers have discovered that most parents don’t limit the amount of t ... [Read More]
Our Special Care Service Provider Integrates Wellness Into School Life
Children with special needs were born with an illness, have cognitive impairment, or have physical or psychological issues. Children with special needs also include those who struggle with learning disabilities and developmental delays. Special needs children need extra support, guidance, and additional services. They require help meeting academic, emotional, social, and/or medical milestones. No matter their type of special needs, these children often need a specialized approach to learning ... [Read More]
Ask the Pediatric Nutritionist: How Meals at Home Influence Your Child’s Decisions
Child obesity is a growing problem in the United States. In fact, one in four children between the ages of two and five is overweight. The key to fighting childhood obesity is a healthy diet and exercise. It is so important to establish healthy habits at a young age so that children can build a foundation for good health and carry that mindset with them throughout life. The following are some ways you can help influence your children’s decisions when it comes to healthy habits. Have healthy o ... [Read More]
