Health & Safety

Child and adolescent therapist, Laura McLaughlin, talks about how to identify childhood stress and help manage it.

Have you ever wondered what’s in face paints? It’s actually pretty scary!

Between school and a myriad of after-school activities, your child may not have a second to breathe. Here are some warning signs that they have too much on their plate and tips to avoid overscheduling…

Traditional masculinity is harming our boys and society, countless studies have found. Here’s how to shift the tide, starting in our own homes.

Dr. Don Klumb, Ph.D., a clinical psychologist with more than 20 years’ experience working with children, offers ways to build awareness about autism and become a proactive part of the community that supports autistic children.

Whether you’ve lost a butterfly, the family pet or Grandma, it can be hard to know how to explain death to children. A clinical psychologist has all the answers…

In today’s fast-paced world, we have to make a conscious effort to give our children time and space to develop their attention span. Montessori Educator, Christina Clemer shares six tips to help your child cut through the noise

Bumps, scrapes and bruises are part of being a kid, but most serious childhood injuries can be avoided through a combination of safety measures, protective equipment, child-proofing and actively attending to your ever-curious tot.

In this article, we talk to a holistic dentist about how to care for your little one’s teeth, minus the toxins.

We might think that we’re being polite when we insist that our child hug a family member, but it’s one of the many ways in which we trample over our kids’ boundaries. Here’s how to honor them…