
Healthy eating: why it’s time to stop cleaning your plate
Health experts agree that enforcing a “clean your plate” rule — regardless of a child’s age — isn’t always good for healthy eating.

Health experts agree that enforcing a “clean your plate” rule — regardless of a child’s age — isn’t always good for healthy eating.

The main thing to do for anger – as well as anxiety, depression and many other feelings that result from lockdown – is to validate your child’s emotions.

Temper tantrums that may be cause for concern are more likely to happen without a clear trigger or “out of the blue.”

Recently, brightly-colored “rainbow” versions of fentanyl pills have been seized by the DEA. Here’s what you need to know.

Talking to your college student about COVID-19 safety can be tricky. Here are some tips to help facilitate the discussion.