If your child is sucking their thumb past the age of two or three, it’s become a bad habit that can extend into preschool and kindergarten. While you might know about the dental issues associated with prolonged thumb sucking, many parents don’t consider the negative implications thumb sucking can have on a child’s social development. Read more about Unexpected Social Side Effects of Thumb Sucking[…]

Every parent wants to make sure their child stays safe. Whether they’re playing in the backyard or swimming at the beach, danger can lurk in the smallest of places. You may not be able to be there for every bump or bruise. But you can help keep your child safe from some of the lesser-known dangers they Read more about ‘I Forgot About Those!’ How To Keep Your Child Safe From Lesser-Known Dangers[…]

Spring is the time of year when your kids can finally play outside in the warm weather. But if your child has seasonal allergies, their joy will only last for so long. To help keep your kids happy despite their allergy symptoms this season, consider the following day-to-day tips. Keep your child hydrated. A runny nose Read more about 8 Tips To Keep Your Child Happy During Allergy Season[…]

It’s no secret kids are prone to illness. Not only are they building their immunity but they’re often around other children who are also building their immunity. It doesn’t help that smaller kids are prone to exploring various objects and putting their hands in their mouths. While you may not be able to keep your child from Read more about More Than A Cold: Common Childhood Illnesses And How To Fight Back[…]

From the first moment your child’s teeth begin to come in, regular dental care is important to ensure lifelong oral health and confidence. In fact, teeth are considered the second biggest insecurity for American adults after weight. Consider the following tips to help your child start their dental care off right and to keep them Read more about 4 Tips To Improve Your Child’s Dental Care From An Early Age[…]