While interest in makeup begins at a young age and tends to rise in middle school when kids engage in character-play and emulate older children and adults, parents may wonder what age is appropriate to allow their kids to wear makeup. Parents may also wonder how to keep kids safe and healthy once they do decide to allow it.
The color of your baby’s poop evolves dramatically. Our pediatrician demystifies what hues are healthy and which warrant a call to your pediatrician.
Is your tween trying your patience? While there’s no one-size-fits-all approach for dealing with them, there are effective strategies for making the next few years easier.
Infants and young children will put anything in their mouth. Learn the most commonly ingested objects, whether they’re dangerous and what to do when kids swallow something they shouldn’t.
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Make healthier mac and cheese using our secret ingredient: pureed winter squash. Your kids will never know!
Some kids struggle with school refusal. Here we outline guidance on what to do if your child has school-related anxiety and how to help them.
Your kids are more likely to make healthy choices if you lead by example. Here we explain three things you can do to keep your toddler healthy and active.
Struggling to do your day job — and teach your kids? Read our tips for how to feel better about being a homeschooling parent during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Need a fun, healthy lunch idea for your kids? Why not try this super easy sandwich on a stick! Just by switching up the normal, they’ll likely gobble it up.
When should you be concerned that your child is still wetting the bed? And what help is available? Our experts offer practical tips.
