Solutions For Parenting In Staten Island
Sensory Inclusive Harry Potter: The Exhibition welcomes all Witches, Wizards and Muggles to Sensory Sundays On a recent Sunday, we did something rare as a family and headed to Harry Potter: The Exhibition. This meant there was no tag teaming, with one parent going out with one kid while the other stayed home with our…
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Recycle your old or expired car seat at Target from April 5 to April 17th and receive a 20% off coupon on a car seat, stroller, and selected baby gear!
This is how raising a child with autism looks like for me. There are triumphs, setbacks, and a lot of challenges, but most of all, pure joy.
New Study Indicates that Caregiving Benefits Improve both the Family and the Employer The phrase ‘caregiver benefits’ might seem completely foreign to many parents. Unfortunately, the modern parent has to contend with a barrage of work/home confluences as they navigate childcare, work schedules, kids’ schedules, illness, and much more. While hybrid/remote work has become a…
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16 Common Rashes Kids of all Ages can get (from newborn to teenagers) Itching, burning, redness. These are all common signs of rashes. When it comes to treating rashes on your child, it’s important to know how to identify them so you can apply the most effective treatment. Take a look at these common rashes kids of all ages get, and be on your way providing comfort and relief for your little one. Common rashes kids can get We researched and gathered information from doctors and other healthcare experts to list some of the most common rashes kids can get,…
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29 Fun St. Patrick’s Day Events for Families in New York St. Patrick’s Day is a time to celebrate Irish culture, enjoy festive traditions, and have fun with the whole family! Whether you’re looking to create arts and crafts, enjoy an exciting parade, or immerse yourself in Irish music and dance, New York City…
Mom’s Guide to Successful Remote Work: Ideas and Resources The career landscape is ever-changing for women. Moms, in particular, now have more options than ever to both work and take care of a family without having to leave the home. While remote work, a term made increasingly popular during COVID has been around for years,…
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22 Fun Women’s History Month Events for NYC Families March is Women’s History Month, and there are plenty of events around NYC and nearby areas for kids and families to enjoy. From hands-on crafts and STEM activities to live performances and sports, these events highlight the important contributions women have made throughout history. It’s…
Social Media and Kids Safety: An App-By-App Breakdown of Safety Measures Social media is constantly in the news, as well as the safety of kids and how they use it. Here in New York City, Mayor Adams is currently one of the leading voice on the effects of social media on young people’s mental health. Last year, United States Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy issued an advisory stating that “More research is needed to fully understand the impact of social media; however, the current body of evidence indicates that while social media may have benefits for some children and adolescents, there are…
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Expert Tips on Feeding Picky Eaters Feeding young children is no small feat, especially if they go through a phase where they’ll eat nothing but macaroni and cheese. Children can be notoriously picky, and trying to introduce toddlers to new foods can feel like a Herculean task. It may feel like power struggles over food…
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