Under The Rainbow - Winter 2017
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Recipe: Peanut Butter Teething Biscuits
Put aside those store-bought, manufactured teething biscuits and try our recipe for homemade teething biscuits. Child nutrition guidelines recommend giving your child peanut foods early to avoid developing nut allergies.
Early Diagnosis Gives Young Girl with Autism a Fresh Start
Heather Bogle knew something wasn’t quite right with the development of her daughter. After months of worry, she decided to find a different pediatrician.
More Than 15 Percent of U.S. Kids Have a Cognitive Disorder
Researchers surveyed parents of 2- to 8-year-olds nationwide. About 15 percent of the parents reported their child was diagnosed with at least one mental, behavioral or developmental disorder.
Natural Birth After a C-Section: Can It Work for You?
Just because you delivered one baby via cesarean section doesn’t mean you can’t try a vaginal birth for your next child. Vaginal birth after cesarean, or VBAC, is recommended as a safe delivery option for most women.
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How You Can Help Your Child Avoid Peanut Allergies with Peanuts
More kids than ever have peanut allergies. Now, health experts are advising a new way of preventing them – with peanut butter.
How to Spot Hearing Loss in Your Baby
Babies learn how to communicate by listening to and imitating the sounds they hear around them. But if your baby has a hearing problem, his or her ability to speak and understand language could be affected.
Don't Let Germs Rule Your Household This Winter
Children fill your home with laughter, love – and respiratory infections, a new study says. The bigger the family, the more time each year family member spend sniffling and sneezing.
How Teens Hide Harmful Behaviors Online
In today’s digital world, kids and teens often sort out their identities online. And some social media platforms have a darker side, often hidden from parents’ view.