While some academic basics are helpful, we feel age-appropriate social and emotional skills are the most important for children to establish before starting kindergarten.
We’re thrilled to invite you to our upcoming Baby Bonanza on August 3rd, a FREE event for new and expecting parents.
With eating disorders on the rise for both girls and boys and the emphasis put on “body image” from peers and society at large, we owe it to our children to cultivate core family values about what it means to have a “healthy body.”
Having regular, age-appropriate conversations about puberty, body changes, and sex (the proverbial “birds and bees”) is essential for ensuring your kids have accurate information.
The Circle of Security Parenting program helps parents recognize their children’s emotions and needs, and teaches them to manage their feelings.
Preparing children for medical appointments helps ease their worries and is a solid step in ensuring they have a positive and comfortable experience.
Pediatric Associates of the Northwest is co-hosting a viewing and discussion of the documentary “Screenagers: The Next Chapter.” Discover solutions for improved adolescent stress, anxiety, and depression in the digital age.
The more you do to prepare your child for a sibling, the smoother the process may be.
With all the body has been through to grow and deliver a baby and tend to the needs of a newborn, self-care is essential.
Here’s an in-depth guide to help you navigate this journey seamlessly and make your holiday getaway a joyous adventure for the entire family.
