Childrens Health and Parenting - Expert Q&As
Good step-parenting requires patience, maturity, and high levels of teamwork.
We may be outraged when we hear about stepparents falling in love with their stepchildren, but it’s more important to see the lessons in these tales for all of us.
Love hurts. It’s wise to know what hurts you, but it’s unwise to let these hurts affect all your interactions.
The first step to reducing vacation stress is to expect it--but you can do damage control if you plan wisely.
Christy Valentine, MD, discusses the best way for children to receive adequate vitamins and minerals for a well balanced diet.
Pediatrician Bradley Kirschner answers a reader's question about the safety of over-the-counter cold medicines for young children.
Kathy Longeway, Ph.D., answers a reader's question about dealing with her toddler's separation anxiety.
Clinical dietitian Carly D.G. Lion answers a reader's question concerning her child's dietary needs.
Tammy Langhoff, RN, answers a reader's question about her teenage son's frequent headaches.
Susan Milstein, certified health education specialist and sexuality educator, answers a reader's question about whether or not she should get her son vaccinated for HPV.
Jennifer Wider, MD, answers a reader's question about teens and the human papillomavirus vaccine.
Stuart Koman, Ph.D., answers a reader's question about approaching her son concerning his recent problems with food.
Psychotherapist and certified trauma specialist Kimberly Gerlach answers a reader's question about preventing and managing temper tantrums.