By Katherine Allen As far as childhood eating is concerned, everyone will have a horror story to tell about the tribulations of getting their toddlers to eat food generally considered to be “good for them”.
by Brian Harrington Has your athlete gone through a phase when they wanted to quit playing a sport? How should you react? As litigators, we know that each case turns on its facts. Dealing with
by Mark Bello Bullying is a very real problem, even among young children. However, understanding what bullying is, knowing how to spot the signs of bullying, and learning what to do if your child is
by Jason C. Evans Parenting is hard in and of itself. But working from homewith young children amid the COVID-19 outbreak is an extra challenging new reality for parents. Productivity can take a big hit,
In a 2016 study published in Pediatrics, researchers found that in 2010, there were 581 emergency department visits for trampoline park injuries (TPIs). Just four years later, in 2014, there were nearly 7,000.
Commentary by Stephanie Andre As I write this, it’s 12:30 AM. I should be sleeping, but instead, I’m working. Tonight it’s work, but tomorrow it might just be catching up on mindless television, such as
Sending a child off to kindergarten can be a very trying and emotional time for young parents.
When it comes to the safety of children, most schools are not only conducting fire and tornado drills but lockdown drills as well.
by Florence Murray Learning to swim is a matter of trust. Trusting your Mom or Dad not to let go, trusting the lifeguard to watch you swim to the side, trusting the other children not
All parents have been there. Your child throws a tantrum at the worst time. Talks back in front of others. You’re embarrassed, enraged and at a loss all at the same time.
