5 Tips to Avoid Having to Give Your Kids CPR or Choking Relief NEVER leave an infant unattended in the bathtub – children can drown in as little as 2” of water. This includes toilets, fountains, and buckets of water. Reduce the water heater in your home to 120...
Dads, I have two questions for you. First, when you interview for a job, how many times were you asked about your five-year professional plan? Second, when you found out you were going to be a dad, how many times were you asked about your vision for fatherhood? If you...
We had the chance to interview Dr Molly O’Shea M.D., an award winning Pediatrician, about Covid & Kids. Here are the highlights: – Children are less at risk of getting covid, and show fewer symptoms than adults. – Children show symptoms that...
Infants and Toddlers (0-2): Time is perceived mostly through repetition of actions and routines Pre-schoolers (3-4): Progressively understand the time concepts of “before” and “after” Kindergarteners (5-6): Begin to understand that some events occur weekly, monthly...
Play is a wonderfully objective way to observe personality traits shine through, even before children can speak! When you are wanting your kids to play longer, it’s good to know their play personality strengths. They tend to play longer in their sweet spot of play,...
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