Non-Verbal Ways to Say I Love You to Your Child

Saying "I love you," to our children is important. Equally important is showing our children that they are loved. We can do this by demonstrating to them that we value their opinions, that they can trust us, and that we will treat them fairly. Read more>

Are Artificial Sweeteners Better for You Than Sugar?

Many parents worry about their children's sugar intake. In an effort to satisfy their child's sweet tooth they may replace sugar laden products with sugar-free ones containing an artificial sweetener. But are artificial sweeteners really better for your kids than good old-fashioned sugar is?

Preparing Your Family for Your Child's Extended Hospital Stay

If your child is to be hospitalized for any length of time, it will take some planning to prepare yourself and your family for the change in environment. This article deals primarily with preparing parents and siblings, not the patient himself. We will be focusing on the practical day to day things to make your hospital experience a little less stressful.

Dealing With Congenital Defects and Illnesses During Pregnancy

Pregnancy is usually a time of joyful anticipation. But when ultrasounds or other prenatal tests detect a possible congenital defect or illness, joyful anticipation can turn to fear and worry. This article will walk you through the difficult process of dealing with congenital conditions during your pregnancy.

6 Tried & True Fun Ways to Entertain & Educate Your Preschooler

Here are six fun activities that I did with my preschoolers.