March 2012
Prevent Outdoor Play from Springing a Safety Surprise
As Jack Frost finally begins to loosen his icy grip, you’re eagerly anticipating letting your toddler run off some of her seemingly limitless energy outdoors. Before the two of you start enjoying the sunshine, ensure your backyard is toddler-friendly. Backyard Safety A quick survey of your backyard is... More »
Time to Talk Chores
Are you dreaming of the days when your children will finally be able to pitch in and lend a hand with household chores? Those days may be sooner than you think. Studies have shown that chores not only teach children a good work ethic and cleaning habits, but also promote higher self-esteem, better academic... More »
Hitting the Road Safely This Spring Break
Spring break is a great time to relax and reconnect with your children. Thinking about jumping in the car and seeing the sights? Here’s what you need to know before you head out. Be up to date on vaccines. While flu season may seem miles away, it’s still possible to come down with this virus during... More »
Daring to Be Different: Teens, Tattoos and Body Piercings
In a quest to reach outside of the norm, many young men and women are finding their own originality by getting tattooed or pierced. Whether they want to believe it or not, there are risks involved that young people should consider. “The main health risk with both piercing and tattooing is an infection... More »
