Five tips from pediatricians to get ready for a summer of ‘normal’
Returning to our usual routines this summer isn’t as simple as putting on our swimsuits and heading out the door.
Returning to our usual routines this summer isn’t as simple as putting on our swimsuits and heading out the door.
Generally, letting a toddler work through their tantrum without giving them much physical or verbal attention is ideal.
As you head into the summer break, here are several strategies to help your child with autism keep a predictable routine.
Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, youth are spending a lot more time online. However, spending more time online can also lead to an increased risk of cyberbullying.
Traveling with young kids can be hard enough on its own but traveling with younger passengers during a pandemic poses even more questions and risks for parents to think about.