Summer break is just about over, which means that your kids are gearing up to start the new school year! It also means that moms are running around in a frenzy trying to get everything on the school supply list.… read more
Health
Learn How to Treat Heat-Related Ailments
Summer days and beautiful Florida weather mean one thing — lots of time spent outdoors. However, with temperatures in the upper 90s and high humidity, you and your little ones can burn yourselves out quickly in the summer heat. The… read more
Summer Safety
Summer is a wonderful time for outdoor activity and some fun in the sun. However, it also brings a host of hazards that families should be aware of. From sunburns to choking, there are a variety of potential dangers that… read more
Learn How to Identify and Treat Poison Ivy!
Now that the weather is warmer, you’re probably itching to get outside. This is the perfect time to have some quality, one-on- one time with nature, whether that’s going camping or taking a leisurely stroll through Payne’s Prairie. Scarier than… read more
Protect Your Child from the Sun’s Harmful Rays
Nestled in the middle of the sunshine state, Gainesville provides plenty of opportunities for people to enjoy the outdoors. But, parents have to be careful about sun exposure and make sure they are protecting their children, especially infants. Nothing dampens… read more
Good Oral Health Starts Early!
Brushing your teeth is an everyday task and comes naturally (to most). As parents, we know how hard we struggle to make sure that our children have done their part in cleaning their teeth. It may seem like some sort… read more
Sunscreen 101: Everything You Need to Know to Stay Safe
Welcome to the Sunshine State! Summer is a great time to take advantage of Florida’s many beautiful waterways and outdoor activities. While you prepare for the lazy days of summer, keep your family safe and sunburn free with sunscreen! We’ve… read more
Going Barefoot Can be Harmful for Your Health
As the sun shines brighter and temperatures soar, the temptation to kick off your shoes and feel the earth beneath your feet is strong. While going barefoot might evoke feelings of freedom and nostalgia, it also exposes your feet to… read more
When to Start Potty Training: Signs and Tips
Key Takeaways Most children are ready for potty training between ages 2–3, but readiness depends on developmental signs like staying dry for two hours and following simple directions. Consistency is key—establish routines like sitting on the potty after meals or… read more
What Your Child’s Poop Means: A Parent’s Guide
Key Takeaways Your child’s poop can reveal important health clues, including digestion, hydration and possible infections or food intolerances. Normal stool color varies (black for newborns, yellow for breastfed babies, brown for formula-fed), but red, black, white or gray stools… read more
