Author: Michael Green

Most babies are born with a strong sucking reflex. Some even begin sucking on their fingers and thumbs before they are born.  For babies, sucking is vital to getting nutrition,

Much emphasis is placed on the value of reading to children and finding creative ways to help them memorize the alphabet and numbers — and with good reason. This type

If you are the parent, guardian, or caregiver for an autistic child, you are not alone. As many as 1 in 44 children show signs of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) by the time

Caring for a sick toddler is one of the most challenging parts of parenthood. It is heartbreaking to see your lively, happy child feeling grumpy and uncomfortable because of a cold or

Everyone wants their baby to sleep well, but what is the best way? When should they be put down to sleep? What is the definition of “sleeping through the night”?

You’ve reached the halfway point of your baby’s first year when they turn 6 months old. It doesn’t matter if you’re trying to stop them from gnawing on everything they

Are you searching for fun things to do in the summer to keep you and your kids entertained? With summer right around the corner, it’s time to get creative because

If the idea of taking a trip with children gives you trepidation, you are not alone. Whether you’re readying the family for a coast-to-coast road trip, a trans-Atlantic flight, or

Childhood can be a time of wonder, innocence, and play. It can also be a time of stress as children learn to navigate a complex world. The pressures that come