With a Crying Baby, What’s Normal?

With a Crying Baby, What’s Normal?

May 19, 2022 | Children's Health

The parenting journey includes some bumpy spots, and one of the first new parents may encounter is the period of PURPLE crying. This frustrating cycle of crying is temporary and will come to an end. It’s important for all infant caregivers to be aware of this type of...
Stay Cool with a Hydrating Summer Snack

Stay Cool with a Hydrating Summer Snack

May 19, 2022 | Parenting

Cool off with a healthy popsicle treat anytime, even on the go! Try our recipe for sweet frozen treats that also provide hydration and nutrition for your little ones while tasting like an orange creamsicle. The Greek yogurt has protein, and if you add in some berries,...
Keep Cool and Keep the Summer Diet in Check with Gazpacho

Keep Cool and Keep the Summer Diet in Check with Gazpacho

May 19, 2022 | Eating Well

On these sweltering days, a lot of variables come into play when we think of cooking. It must be healthy (because summer), but we also don’t want to spend time over a stove or checking on something in a hot oven. Enter gazpacho. This Spanish cold soup is essentially...
What’s Next When Baby’s Head Isn’t Round

What’s Next When Baby’s Head Isn’t Round

May 19, 2022 | Children's Health

What happens when your baby’s head doesn’t have a nice round shape? Lisa Morris, MD, explains positional plagiocephaly, which means an abnormally shaped head, and how it can be prevented and treated. Dr. Morris is a double Board Certified facial plastic and...
Keeping Kids Safe Through the Summer Months

Keeping Kids Safe Through the Summer Months

May 18, 2022 | Parenting

School’s out for the summer, so safety considerations shift as kids spend more time at home, on their wheels and near the water.   Read on for safety tips to make this your best—and safest—summer ever!  Safety on Wheels With bikes, scooters, skates, skateboards...