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By Taylor Brouwer Infant sleep is very different from adult sleep, namely consisting of a deep sleep phase when the baby sleeps peacefully and rests, and a longer REM phase, that is shallow sleep, when the baby can easily wake...
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By Brittany Carlson Playtime comes naturally for kids, but not always for parents. However, learning to join in during a child’s play – and resisting the temptation to lead or correct a child’s way of playing – can strengthen...
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By Eliza Sadler, Most people around the world love adding dogs to their families. They want love, companionship, and security that a furry friend provides. However, they want to ensure that the new pet doesn’t upset them or increase...
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By Kathryn Trudeau By Kathryn TrudeauDuring the summer, it’s easy to find ways to spend time outside: barbeques, picnics, afternoons spent at the playground, beach trips, and lazy days at the pool. But when school starts and the schedules get...
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There are about 3,400 sudden unexpected infant deaths (SUID) in the United States, according to the CDC. Other health organizations around the world have recorded similar figures, with these deaths occurring among infants less than 1-year-old. While there is...
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