Picture 11-year-old Joseph. His grandfather recently passed away after a long bout of cancer. Unfortunately, it was not without pain and suffering, for which Joseph got a front row seat. Now, months after his grandfather’s passing, he has started to… read more
As we officially enter the fall season on September 22, we expect cooler temperatures and changing leaves, but something that is often overlooked is the onset of fall allergies. In the Southeast, fall allergies usually begin in the middle of… read more
As the summer heat intensifies, families may want to start thinking more about how to keep their little ones safe in the sun. Rising temperatures can increase the risk of dehydration, heat exhaustion, sunburn and heat stroke. To better understand… read more
With the return of fall and the school year, keeping young athletes safe is a priority for many families. To learn how parents can prevent injuries and know what to do if one occurs, we spoke with Dr. Jacquelyn Crews,… read more
While some children might experience some regular fear or nervousness surrounding the first day of school, true school anxiety is uncommon — and may require some additional help to correct. Understanding the signs and knowing ways to help can make… read more
As summer approaches and the beach begins to call our name, it is more important than ever to protect our skin from the sun’s UV rays. We have handpicked some of our favorite daily go-to products for sun protection, layering… read more
There’s growing alarm among parents and health experts: Minors are increasingly using kratom, an over-the-counter herbal substance that carries serious risks, including addiction, poisoning and long-term harm. What Is Kratom? Kratom comes from the leaves of Mitragyna speciosa, a tropical… read more
We all know that fresh is best when it comes to food. The more natural it is, the more likely our bodies are to tolerate it. However, since World War II, our culture has ingrained processed foods into our daily… read more
Beginning with the 2026-2027 school year, high school student-athletes will be required to undergo and pass an electrocardiogram (EKG or ECG) at least once before competing in school athletics. The requirement comes with the passing of Florida Senate Bill 1070.… read more
A new sibling in the house leads to beautiful, exciting and unforgettable moments. But a sudden shift away from your firstborn can stir up jealousy and sibling rivalry. Now, the attention is divided, and your little one doesn't exactly know… read more
