Stalking and Harassment: What to Do If Your Child Is Being Threatened
Postedby:Tamara Mapp on Aug 16, 2018
Stalking is a repeated pattern of behavior that includes following, watching or harassing a specific person. It occurs over a period of time and could be defined as threatening behavior. Most importantly, stalking is a crime.
One of the best things we can do is give our young people the power to talk about mental health issues and topics as challenging as suicide without shutting the door. Even if your child is doing well, this is a powerful opportunity to help your child see it is okay to be emotionally open and could help them talk openly with friends.
Neighborhood bike-sharing and scooter rental programs have taken off this summer and as safety experts. While helmet use laws vary between states and cities, it’s a universal safety concern. Here's why people of all ages need to wear a helmet on every ride.
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Back to School: How to Get Your Kids Ready for the Year Ahead
Aug 07, 2018
Summer has flown by and, seemingly out of nowhere, it’s time to prepare the kids to head back to school – a transition that can be tough on caregivers and kids, alike. Read More
Febrile Seizures: What Are They and Can They Be Prevented?
Aug 02, 2018
Febrile seizures are the most common type of seizure in children, but that doesn’t make it any less stressful when it happens to your child. Read about the different kinds of febrile seizures and when it may be necessary for your child to see a pediatric neurologist. Read More
Convenience seldom plays a role in the timing of your child’s illness or injury. Take the sudden earache at 3 in the morning…or a fall down the stairs on a Sunday afternoon. Sporting injuries are more likely in the evening or on a weekend. Read More
The Importance of Having a Relationship With Your Child's Pediatrician
Jul 27, 2018
Find out why seeing a pediatric primary care provider (PCP) - a physician or nurse practitioner who knows your child best - is crucial to your child’s health. Read More
Promoting Healing: Why Dancers Should Practice Active Rest
Jul 23, 2018
There are many activities that dancers can do that will promote healing without having to completely stop doing what they love. Parents, dance instructors, physical therapists and doctors can highlight active rest to encourage young dancers to encourage them to discuss their injury and pain. Read More
Food Sensitivity Tests: The Pitfalls of Home Testing Kits
Jul 19, 2018
At-home tests are being marketed as a convenient way to determine food sensitivity. Read what our allergy expert has to say about what these tests can and can't do.Read More
