Dealing with pandemic-induced back-to-school anxiety and homesickness
Follow these strategies to help ease back-to-school anxiety and homesickness that students may be experiencing due to the pandemic.
Follow these strategies to help ease back-to-school anxiety and homesickness that students may be experiencing due to the pandemic.
To get kids on a sleep schedule for the school year, it’s important to start moving bedtime earlier and make sure kids are waking up at a reasonable time.
A toddler hanging upside down is alright if it’s in a safe location and for a short time — no longer than a few minutes at most.
Breastfeeding babies are at higher risk of vitamin D deficiency because breastmilk alone does not provide infants with enough vitamin D.
Research has shown that the risk of getting COVID-19 from riding a school bus is low when basic precautionary measures — such as masking, only allowing two kids per seat and leaving the windows open — are taken.