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ABOUT PREFERENCES Everyone has things they really enjoy doing, and things they’d rather avoid. (Tasks, commitments, some conversations, and so on.) Looking at the big picture, varied preferences make the world go round. What if we all focused on—or avoided—the same activities, such as reading, painting, dancing, playing soccer,
Goal setting can often be an encouraging way to help children grow, build responsibility, and develop healthy habits. For preschoolers, this can start their journey in self-growth, but approaching it the right way is critical for success. School-based therapists emphasize that the issue isn’t the goal setting itself, but
That first tiny tooth means more than just a new smile. It is a sign your little one is growing, changing, and stepping into a whole new phase of babyhood. You might feel a mix of excitement and worry. One moment you’re snapping a photo, and the next you’re soothing
When a parent has a child with special needs, whether a physical disability, chronic illness, or neurodivergent condition, contingency planning is often avoided. Perhaps they’re unsure how to start, or hesitant to face a future when they’re no longer around. But preparing for the unknown can be a profound
Pelvic health is an important but often overlooked component of women’s health, particularly before and after childbirth. Pelvic organ prolapse is a common and frequent condition in the population of the United States, roughly affecting half of all women to some degree. How does pregnancy and childbirth influence
Parents are often the gatekeepers of kids’ hobbies—because you control time, rides, money, and the emotional temperature in the house. The tricky part is that a hobby can turn into a power struggle fast: kids resist, parents push, and suddenly “try soccer” becomes a weekly negotiation. What works better is
ABOUT PREFERENCES Everyone has things they really enjoy doing, and things they’d rather avoid. (Tasks, commitments, some conversations, and so on.) Looking at the big picture, varied preferences make
Goal setting can often be an encouraging way to help children grow, build responsibility, and develop healthy habits. For preschoolers, this can start their journey in self-growth, but approaching it
That first tiny tooth means more than just a new smile. It is a sign your little one is growing, changing, and stepping into a whole new phase of babyhood.
When a parent has a child with special needs, whether a physical disability, chronic illness, or neurodivergent condition, contingency planning is often avoided. Perhaps they’re unsure how to start, or
Pelvic health is an important but often overlooked component of women’s health, particularly before and after childbirth. Pelvic organ prolapse is a common and frequent condition in the population of
Parents are often the gatekeepers of kids’ hobbies—because you control time, rides, money, and the emotional temperature in the house. The tricky part is that a hobby can turn into
