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Just because the average age for children to get their own smartphones is between 10 and 12 years old doesn’t mean that it’s right for your child. As helpful and

Last summer I spent three weeks without a phone.

In that time I was…challenged. It was hard not to be able to call or text my friends

The following is an excerpt from healthambition.com; click here to read the full article.
Sugar and spice and everything … not so nice? read more

If you’re like me, you’ve never paid much attention to “graduation season hoopla” until you realized this is the year that will adorn your child’s tassel on their high school

In these days of tag-team parenting, those lazy hours spent talking and sharing experiences with a spouse can feel like a distant memory. To stay close, share a highlight of

As technology advances, the abundance of smartphone monitors that are aimed at giving parents of newborns more peace of mind have flooded the market. read more

According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC), one out of every 68 children has autism spectrum disorder (ASD). read more

The list below includes some skills typical of a child’s development from infancy through age 5. Keep in mind, it’s important to remember that children may vary in their development.