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Helping Kids with Autism Prepare for Family Celebrations

Helping Kids with Autism Prepare for Family Celebrations

Family events can be stressful – especially for kids with autism. Read about things parents can do ahead of time to help them feel prepared.

By: Amy Turner-Iannacci | 1

Child Development and Behavior

Puberty in Boys: What Should You Be Talking About?

Puberty in Boys: What Should You Be Talking About?

Talking with boys puberty is important to do and should be an ongoing conversation. Use this information to help guide your discussions.

By: Emmanuel L. Chandler, MD | 1

Sprains vs. Strains and What to Do About Them

Sprains vs. Strains and What to Do About Them

All kids are at risk of getting sprains and strains. But what’s the difference between them? Learn how to manage these common injuries.

By: Jeremy Shapiro, MD | 0

Fitness and Nutrition

Can Kinesio Tape Help My Teen Athlete?

Can Kinesio Tape Help My Teen Athlete?

KT tape can be helpful for some teen athletes, but it's not a cure all. It needs to be used with other therapies and with expert guidance.

By: Alissa M. Conde , MD, FAAP | 0

6 Things to Do with Leftover Halloween Candy

6 Things to Do with Leftover Halloween Candy

What to do with that big pile of leftover Halloween candy? Here are some creative ways to get rid of the excess.

By: Jill Klein, MD | 0

Child Development and Behavior

5 Bigger-Picture Suggestions To Help Build Kids’ Self-Confidence

5 Bigger-Picture Suggestions To Help Build Kids’ Self-Confidence

Kids with a healthy self-confidence typically grow into self-confident adults! Read five bigger-picture suggestions to help them achieve this important trait.

By: Beverly H. Smolyansky, PhD | 0

Fitness and Nutrition

How to Encourage Exercise When Kids Don’t Like Sports

How to Encourage Exercise When Kids Don’t Like Sports

It's important for kids to exercise, even if they don't like sports! Read to find out why and ideas to help encourage it.

By: Christopher Kist, MS, CEP | 0

Child Development and Behavior

5 Tips for Talking to Teachers About ADHD

5 Tips for Talking to Teachers About ADHD

School is challenging to navigate, and even more so when your child has ADHD. Read tips to establish a good relationship with teachers.

By: Amanda Conrad, PsyD | 1

Child Development and Behavior

Risk Factors for Suicide in Kids and Teens

Risk Factors for Suicide in Kids and Teens

Suicide is highly complex and cannot be attributed to a single cause. Learn about common health, environmental and historical risk factors.

By: Stacey Hoffman, LPCC, MEd | 3

Child Development and Behavior

Warning Signs of Suicide and How to Get Help

Warning Signs of Suicide and How to Get Help

Most people who die by suicide give warning signs but they're not always obvious. Learn what they are and how to get help.

By: Stacey Hoffman, LPCC, MEd | 8

Is Your Teen or Young Adult Prepared to Manage Their Own Healthcare?

Is Your Teen or Young Adult Prepared to Manage Their Own Healthcare?

Switching from pediatric to adult medical providers can be overwhelming if you’re not prepared. Find tips to help your teen with this change.

By: La Donna Morales, MSW, LISW-S | 3

Child Development and Behavior

Procrastination and Teens: 5 Talking Points for Parents

Procrastination and Teens: 5 Talking Points for Parents

It may seem like they are being lazy or defiant, but teens procrastinate for many reasons. Here are tips to help teens who procrastinate.

By: La Donna Morales, MSW, LISW-S | 2

Need a Sports Physical? See Your Pediatrician

Need a Sports Physical? See Your Pediatrician

Sports physicals should be part of routine preventive care done by your kids' pediatrician for better care, better cost & better access.

By: Mary Carol Burkhardt, MD, MHA | 0

Adults with Congenital Heart Disease: 5 Ways a Cardiac Neuropsychologist Can Help

Adults with Congenital Heart Disease: 5 Ways a Cardiac Neuropsychologist Can Help

Adults who have congenital heart disease can benefit from seeing a cardiac neuropsychologist in several ways.

By: Nadine Kasparian, PhD | 0

When Should Parents Worry That Their Kids Aren’t Gaining Weight?

When Should Parents Worry That Their Kids Aren’t Gaining Weight?

Weight gain can be a marker of healthy growth and nutrition. But some kids struggle with gaining & maintaining. Learn symptoms & how to help.

By: Emily Cooperstein, MD | 0

How to Prepare Your Child to Become a Big Sibling

How to Prepare Your Child to Become a Big Sibling

It's not just parents who need to get ready for another baby– your firstborn does too. Read tips from a mom and social worker.

By: Corinne Kaufman, MSW, LISW | 0

Misconceptions About Migraines in Children and Adolescents

Misconceptions About Migraines in Children and Adolescents

It's a common misconception that young kids don't get migraines. Even toddlers can get them! Read to dispel more myths about migraines.

By: Marielle Kabbouche Samaha, MD | 0

Kids and Electric Scooters: What Are the Risks?

Kids and Electric Scooters: What Are the Risks?

Electric scooters have become popular, but are they safe? Read about the risks as well as tips to reduce the risk of injury.

By: Melissa Williams, MSN | 0

How to Help Children With Cicadas

How to Help Children With Cicadas

Cicadas can be loud and might scare children. Here are tips to help prepare your child plus a learning tool that can reduce stress in kids.

By: Julia Anixt, MD | 0

Spring Allergies: What You Can Do for Your Child

Spring Allergies: What You Can Do for Your Child

Pollen and mold are hard to avoid when you want to go outside and play, but there are a number of ways to manage spring allergy symptoms.

By: Nick DeBlasio, MD | 0

Fitness and Nutrition

Are Protein Powders, Drinks and Bars Safe for Teens?

Are Protein Powders, Drinks and Bars Safe for Teens?

Protein is needed for building muscles, but more of it isn’t always better. Learn how much teens need and the safety of these products.

By: Abi Lepolt, RD, CSP, LD | 0

My Kid’s Tooth Got Knocked Out. Now What?

My Kid’s Tooth Got Knocked Out. Now What?

When a child’s tooth is knocked out, it can be scary for both the child and parent. Here's what to do if your child's tooth gets knocked out.

By: Sarat Thikkurissy, DDS | 0

What Parents Need to Know About Norovirus

What Parents Need to Know About Norovirus

Norovirus is super contagious, hard to kill & we don’t build long-term immunity against it. Read how to keep it from infecting your house.

By: Felicia Scaggs Huang, MD, MSc | 0

Child Development and Behavior

5 Ways to Support a Quiet Child

5 Ways to Support a Quiet Child

How can you support your quiet child in developing relationships? Here are some helpful tips when you have a quiet child in your family.

By: Aubrey Coates, PhD | 0

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