They are the scenarios all parents dread.
Your toddler wakes up a 2 am wailing and pulling on her ear.
Your 10-year-old tries to do "wheelies" on his bike.
You find him sitting in the driveway clutching his arm, and it's swelling before your eyes.
There are many challenges that individuals (and families) living with autism experience on a day-to-day basis.
Halloween is here, and as you admire your mountain of sweets, you realize it's probably not the best idea to eat all that candy. After sorting through your treats and picking out your favorites, what should you do with the leftover candy? Here are a few ideas!
Perhaps nothing signals that your little girl is growing up like the start of her period. Since so many of my patients ask me how to discuss this topic with their daughters and what to expect, here are a few pointers:
It's no secret that being overweight or obese can affect your overall health.
Good nutrition starts with smart choices in the grocery store. If you don't have the proper healthy ingredients in your home, preparing healthy meals can be difficult and challenging. Here are some useful tips to make sure you shop the smart and healthy way.
We've all heard the saying, "breakfast is the most important meal of the day." This is especially true for children as it is the perfect time to refuel in the morning to prepare for the school day.
