Trans & Queer Support: Advice for Caregivers & Parents
Trans & Queer Support: Advice for Caregivers & Parents By Dr. Sam Simon (she/they), LCMHC-QS, NCC Hello all, I’m Dr. Sam Simon and I am a Licensed Clinical Mental Health
Discipline and Connection: Finding Your Balance as a New Mom
Discipline and Connection: Finding Your Balance as a New Mom By Dr. Carrie Anne Dittner Becoming a mother is one of the most rewarding (and sometimes overwhelming) experiences of your
Embracing Imperfect Motherhood
It’s so easy to slip into the mindset that every little choice we make is a referendum on our worth as mothers. We care SO much. We want a scoreboard, some sign that we’re doing this right. It is our kids, after all. But here’s the thing: there is no single “right” way to mother.
Navigating High School Friendships
When children struggle, the parents also struggle. Students discuss the challenges of maintaining friendships, setting boundaries, dealing with trust issues, and building meaningful relationships during high school.
Ways To Manage Mealtime Stress
External pressures are a significant factor contributing to mealtime stress, including societal expectations and diet culture.
How Does Screen Time Impact Your Child’s Sleep? See What the Research Has to Say
Let’s break down what the research says about how screen time impacts sleep—and, more importantly, how you can manage it to help your little one get the best rest possible.
Is My Child Behind? Signs Your Child Would Benefit from Speech Therapy
How do you know if your child needs to catch up in language development? This question is on the minds of many parents, and you may not always know what to believe from what you read online.
When, Why, Where, and How to Start Solids with your 6 Month-Old
When, Why, Where, and How to Start Solids with your 6 Month-Old By Lesley Van Dyck, MS, CCC-SLP Just when you feel like you’ve got your bottle or breastfeeding routine
Cracking the Short Nap Code: Your Guide to Longer Naps
In this article we’ll explore the reasons behind short naps, and you’ll leave with effective and practical strategies to make short naps a thing of the past.
Teach Your Child to Talk Back! Ways Parents Can Support Their Child’s Language
The most influential person in your child’s language development is YOU! Children learn most effectively from those they trust and love—their caregivers.
