According to PBS News, millions of people visit Florida’s beaches each year, coming to enjoy the salt air, swim in the water and lay out on the sand. Kids love the beach too, and some popular activities include building sandcastles… read more
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3 Fun Father’s Day Crafts to Give To Dad!
Father's Day is June 15th this year and you know what that means! Time to spoil those dads! My husband is impossible to shop for, and if you have the same dilemma, then you might be thinking something homemade from… read more
Benefits of Delayed Bathing
When a baby comes out of the womb, one of their first typical activities is a bath performed by hospital staff. While the timing of this bath varies by location, it’s usually done within an hour of birth. But in… read more
Make a DIY Compost Bin to Help The Earth!
Composting is one of the easiest things that a family can do to help the environment. When you compost, you help reduce the amount of organic waste in our landfills, which according to Bay Area Composting, emits methane, a potent… read more
A Guide to Car Seat Safety
Every parent wants their precious cargo well-secured for travel. Knowing the best types of seats and orientation in the car at various stages can be overwhelming. Safety, comfort and ease of use can help keep your child secure and you… read more
Decisions, Decisions: The importance of Giving Your Toddler a Choice
You are probably already noticing your toddler’s desire for independence. He may be pushing boundaries (and your buttons!) when he refuses to eat breakfast or put on his shoes. Parents can promote this newfound independence within acceptable boundaries by providing… read more
Gagging in Babies: Is it Normal?
Most babies are ready to start solids at around five to six months. While this is an exciting milestone, sometimes the transition can be challenging especially when your baby may gag when trying new foods. “Gagging is a natural protective… read more
Benefits of Weighted Blankets
A cozy blanket may be your perfect movie companion, the best part of a good night’s sleep or your go-to snuggle buddy when you are feeling lonely. Next time you reach for your fuzzy friend, consider trying a weighted blanket.… read more
Beyond Little Outbursts: How to cope with an aggressive child
Children express their emotions in physical ways before they learn how to verbalize them. I have a video of my 6-month-old daughter in a high chair, slamming her pudgy hand on the tray when she thought her brother was going… read more
Is My Kid Abusing His ADHD Medication?
More children and teens are being prescribed stimulants, such as Adderall and Ritalin, to improve focus and enhance academic progress. Unfortunately, with the rise in prescriptions comes also the rise in abuse. According to the American Association of Poison Control’s… read more
