Chasing the Pros and Cons of Pokémon Go
Although Pokémon hit Nintendo systems everywhere in 1996, making it a popular franchise among Millennials, the recent launch of Pokémon Go is ushering in a younger crowd, as well as their parents who are eager
Food Fight!
Is your child a picky eater? Her eating preferences could be a sign of an underlying issue. Selective eating (SE), or “picky eating,” is common in young children. Until recently, picky eating wasn’t viewed as
Is Your Teen in Trouble?
Self-inflicted injuries in teenagers are on the rise. Learn more about suicide attempts and self-harm — and the difference between the two. According to a recent study published by the American Academy of Pediatrics, the
Suicide: When and How to Help
If you suspect a friend or family member is thinking about suicide, get involved as soon as possible. “A person can commit suicide in a matter of minutes,” says Ramona Osburn, F.A.C.H.E., senior vice president
Don’t Burn Out, Cool Down
Your babysitter called in sick, you were assigned three new projects for work and now your little boy won’t stop screaming long enough for you to complete them. You’re driving to your mom’s house to
Busting the Must-have Mentality
If you’re on an unending quest to have the slickest gadgets and chicest clothes, your relationships and happiness may suffer along the way. Every day, you’re bombarded with advertisements for the newest products that promise
How to Handle Childhood Bullying
No matter which side of the bullying arena your child falls in, it can be difficult to talk about it with him or her. Read on to learn a few pointers for dealing with the