Fevers can be scary for parents! Particularly if it's the first time your child has a fever. But the truth is, every child will experience a fever at some point in their young lives, and it's not as scary as you might think. We'll let you know when a fever is nothing to worry about, and some warning signs that may indicate something more serious.... Read More
Does it seem like your little one is always catching a cold? You’re not imagining it. Kids, especially toddlers, catch a LOT of colds because their immune systems are not yet mature, making them more vulnerable to illness. Now that cold season is upon us, you’re going to want to learn everything you can to handle the sniffles and coughs when th.... Read More
You may have seen recent news headlines predicting that this year's tick season may be the worst in years. And since ticks can transmit disease, you want to be prepared. Summer is the time of year we spend hiking, camping, and playing in beautiful wooded areas with our families. Unfortunately, those same beautiful areas are often prime real esta.... Read More
One of the top officials at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently warned Americans that health experts foresee the spreading of the coronavirus within the United States. This doesn’t mean you should panic. But it does mean you should prepare for coronavirus so that you’re ready, in case it does come to your area. &nb.... Read More
Home may be where the heart is, but it's also where accidents happen. Literally millions of Americans wind up in the ER each year due to home accidents, many of which are preventable. The home should be a welcoming environment where family members of all ages feel safe and secure. Children need creative spaces to explore and play, with lots of.... Read More
