On average, kids can’t handle heat as well as an adult, so it makes sense to monitor how much time your child spends outside and the kind of activities they are involved in. According to Dr. Karen Sheehan of Children’s Memorial Hospital, says “Young children are especially vulnerable to heat because they produce more heat at rest, they have a…
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Potty training requires cooperation between you, your child and your daycare provider. A deal of patience is needed from everyone involved. The process can be difficult if you expect too much, too soon. A child needs to be physically, mentally, and emotionally ready to begin. Some instances where potty training should be postponed are: If the family is moving A…
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Keeping a pet can be a wonderful experience for both you and your children. It is important to choose just the right pet for your style of living before you bring one into your home. Before choosing a pet, always fully research the breed or type. The internet is a good place to start, as well as books and internet…
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In a study of 600 three year old children who had an autistic older brother or sister, one out of five were diagnosed with Asperger’s syndrome or another disorder. The results of the study was shocking to experts who thought the odds were much lower. At around age 3, participants in this study were tested for autism. Boys are three…
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Using this recipe, make your own Hamburger Helper copycat meal. When I was a kid, Beef Pasta Hamburger Helper was a family favorite (at least for the kids.) Now most any prepackaged meal seems so unhealthy as I’m pretty sure there is a preservative in there somewhere. I’m not sure if that is the case with HH, but I remember…
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