Increasing fruits and vegetables in your child’s diet
We all know that eating fruits and vegetables is important. But how do you get a child to add more of these foods to their diet?
We all know that eating fruits and vegetables is important. But how do you get a child to add more of these foods to their diet?
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.
If your toddler is feeding the dog dangerous items, try to reframe the issue so that you are focusing on more appropriate, prosocial behaviors.
Children and families are finally resuming some of their pre-pandemic activities, such as summer camp, vacations and in-person school. For some kids, this return will also trigger separation anxiety.