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Pediatric dentists at ASU say that baby teeth really matter and are more valuable than we think. Reprinted with Permission According to the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, nearly 23% of children aged 2 to 5 showed signs of cavities
Leading Food Allergy Clinic Shares Early Introduction Tips for Parents to Help Prevent Food Allergies in Babies Board-certified pediatric and adult allergist and immunologist, and Medical Director with Latitude Food Allergy Care, provides six important things for parents to know about preventing food allergies in babies. San Francisco, CA, July,
Introducing Your Toddler to Preschool Introducing your toddler to preschool is an exciting time not only for your little one but for you the parents as well. It marks a significant milestone in their young lives. Sending your little one to preschool can also feel a bit stressful, with
10 Mindfulness Tips for Working Moms Mindfulness for working moms might look different from other folks. Being an employed parent means having endless things running through your mind, from the stresses of work projects to taking care of your kids and everything in between. Some people are rather dismissive,
Navigating Potty Training and Daycare Requirements You’ve been dreaming of no more diapers; you are envisioning your little one running happily to the bathroom on his or her own. Yet the thought of potty training seems daunting and overwhelming. Where to start, when, and how are always some of the
Pediatric dentists at ASU say that baby teeth really matter and are more valuable than we think. Reprinted with Permission According to the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research and the Centers
Leading Food Allergy Clinic Shares Early Introduction Tips for Parents to Help Prevent Food Allergies in Babies Board-certified pediatric and adult allergist and immunologist, and Medical Director with Latitude Food
Introducing Your Toddler to Preschool Introducing your toddler to preschool is an exciting time not only for your little one but for you the parents as well. It marks
By Dr. Joanne Foster Flexible pacing is about being able to do things (create, work, reflect, play) at a time and rate that best suits a person’s needs and
10 Mindfulness Tips for Working Moms Mindfulness for working moms might look different from other folks. Being an employed parent means having endless things running through your mind, from
Navigating Potty Training and Daycare Requirements You’ve been dreaming of no more diapers; you are envisioning your little one running happily to the bathroom on his or her own.
