Sleepwalking Tips By Ex-Somnambulist
Sleepwalking, or somnambulism (its fancy Latin-derived medical name), is fairly common – up to 18% of the population does it at some point.
Optimize Your Child’s Homework Habits
If you’re like most parents, establishing homework habits with your child can sometimes feel like a nightmare.
What is Dyslexia?
I am often asked by parents and educators, “Just what is dyslexia?”
When Parents Blow It
It was one of the sad, humbling experiences of my parenthood. I had just reacted out of anger at my daughter, 4 years old at the time. As she sat on my lap, we both cried and I told her I was sorry. She looked right at me, with tears streaming down her little face, and said, “Mommy, talk to me. Tell me how you feel.”
Popular Pregnancy & Baby Apps
Need more info than you already have…here are some of the most popular pregnancy and baby apps courtesy of www.pregnantchicken.com.
How to Help Your Child Handle Tantrums
David is playing with his blocks, and he’s having trouble building a tower. He is getting frustrated. You try to help, but he will have none of it. He knocks the tower over, throws himself on the pile, and screams and cries.
Alcopops: Don’t Be Fooled by Deceptive Marketing
Alcopops: ever heard of them? The term may be new, but the juxtaposition of the words “alcohol” and “pop” makes a good indicator of the trouble brewing inside the aluminum container.
Rotavirus Vaccine Is Huge Success
If you still doubt whether vaccines work, consider the case of rotavirus.
Fight S.A.D. by Turning Off Your Screens
You’ve got to admit, there is something a little depressing about the weeks and weeks of dreary winter weather in Kentucky.
2014 Mom Approved PEDIATRICIANS
We’ve made it our goal to find the Best Doctors in the Bluegrass in the best way we know how – with help from our readers. Moms know better than anyone else which doctors go the extra mile for their patients.
Sayre Parent Group Supports Teens
Parents at Sayre School, a college preparatory school where 100% of the students go on to college, know that one of the biggest stumbling blocks to a student’s success can be drug and alcohol abuse.
‘Why I Love Being A Pediatrician’
I have been a pediatrician for more than 20 years now. My editor has asked me to write about how and why I practice pediatrics. Here goes.
In Praise of Parents Who Support Their Kids
If there’s one group that Dr. Rick Graebe admires more than the hard-working children he treats with Vision Therapy, it’s the parents who advocate for those kids.
Teaching a Child to Share Takes Patience, Practice
You are at the park with your 3-year-old, enjoying a nice afternoon with the other moms while the children play. Suddenly, you see your son’s friend, Jody, grab at your son’s toy. Sam refuses to share. You cringe and wonder if you should intercede.
Preparing Pets for a New Baby
Many couples have “fur babies” before they decide to have children. Pets are part of a family too, and bringing home a baby can pose unique challenges. Here are some ways to prepare your pet for the new family addition: Before baby arrives, take your pet to the veterinarian to make sure they are healthy […]
New Name for Local Anti-Abuse Group
“Hello, nice to meet you! I represent the Fayette County Mayor’s Alliance on Substance Abuse Coalition and the Fayette Agency for Substance Abuse Policy Board.
Breastfeeding Cuts Rate Of Ear Infections in Half
Otitis media, or middle ear infection, happens when the usually air-filled space behind the eardrum becomes inflamed and filled with pus.
Holiday Toys: Think Old School
What is on your toddler’s Christmas list this year? If it has a plug, flashing lights and a touch screen, you might want to have a chat with Santa.
Family Practice Associates: 30 Years of Quality Care
Three decades after he opened his practice as a one-man operation, Dr. Jeff Foxx has built Family Practice Associates of Lexington, PSC into one of the most forward thinking practices in the area.
Child Bullies: Professional Help May Be Needed
Jordan Lewis, Bart Palosz, Eric Mohat, Joel Morales, Rebecca Sedwick have at least one thing in common: They died as a result of being bullied.
Bullying is not a harmless playground rite-of-passage. It is extremely serious and has the potential to destroy many lives.