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Ensuring that your child is emotionally, socially and physically prepared to enter into childcare can seem like a daunting task for most parents. Since you’ve done your homework, you’ve already chosen a care facility that matches the unique needs of your child and family, has an approach to childcare that works with your parenting style, …
Your doctor may suggest dietary supplements if you don’t obtain enough vitamins and minerals in your everyday diet. As you get older, these supplements can help you get more minerals and vitamins in your diet and reduce your risk of health concerns like arthritis and osteoporosis. Learn about the foods that seniors should consume, …
Most adults treat children positively; however, some adults inadvertently harm children rather than help them. Abuse is another word for injuring someone. Child abuse (pronounced ah-BYOOS) may impact any child, regardless of where they live, how much money their families have, their age, or who they live with. A parent, a stepparent, another family member, …
It’s easy to overlook the importance of our bones. They do all of their labor behind the scenes, after all. A broken bone, on the other hand, is a major event. Even children’s bones require time to mend. Having strong bones as a youngster provides a healthy foundation for bone health later in life. We …
Do you need parental controls on your electronic devices? What are the options? Do they really work? There are a lot of questions you may be asking yourself because, to be honest, a fair number of us didn’t grow up with these things. Many of us played hide and seek until dawn, and didn’t spend …
Trying to figure out your child care options for summer when it’s “yet another COVID summer”? Maybe you were skeptical about booking camps after a ‘no-refunds’ fiasco last year or you’re wondering how to plan child care around a summer trip. With a year of quarantining under our belts, we’re reviewing the pros and cons …
The dreaded temper tantrum. That panic-inducing feeling when your toddler is on the brink of a temper tantrum in the middle of the grocery store is a moment every parent dreads. All parents have lived through it, both publicly and privately. It is between the ages of 1½ and 3 when children experience the most …
Child care is the professional care and supervision of a child or multiple children at ages ranging from two weeks to eighteen years. Child care is a broad topic covering a wide spectrum of professionals, institutions, contexts, activities and social and cultural conventions. Early child care is an equally important and often overlooked component of …