A frequent dose of sunshine is the right tonic to keep your kids hale and hearty if you reside where winters are long and the days short.
Here is what you should know:
1. Sunlight helps minimize being sad and having SAD. Sad (small letters) is having the “winter blues.” SAD (capital letters) stands for Seasonal Affective [...]
Dr. Neumann’s Kids Ten Tips: Seasonal Affective Disorder in Children
November 5, 2010
Infants and young children/exploring the outdoors/health and safety
July 26, 2010
Hi Readers. This is a first for our website, a posting by someone other than myself. This posting is by Chris Van Tilburg, MD, author of Introducing Your Kids to Outdoor Adventure (Stackpole, 2005).
The question I get most often regarding adventuring with kids is, is it safe? When people read in magazines about my [...]
10 Tips: Children/Holiday Season/Staying healthy
November 11, 2008
Warning: holiday family get-togethers can be hazardous for your children’s health and safety.
The same events that make the season fun and festive for kids – visiting family, lighting candles, and receiving toys, for example, can cause mishaps. Fortunately, most such problems are preventable – but only with forethought.
Here is what you should know:
1. Vaccinate infants [...]
10 Tips: Travel and Breast-Feeding Are Intimately Compatible
November 5, 2008
A web site on breast-feeding says, “I carry a light-weight blanket when I travel with my breast-fed infant. If someone seems to be bothered by my nursing – even though I do it discreetly – I offer them the blanket so that they can cover their eyes.”
No reason to stay home because you’re breast-feeding. In [...]
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