By Danielle Spano | Photo Courtesy of James Coats What do you do when you spent much of your childhood in the hospital, had a rough family life, were voted least likely to succeed, and even lost the roof over… read more
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Ending the Silence and Stigma: How to recognize signs leading to teen suicide
When 32-year-old Kimberley* looked back on her life, she realized that as early as 14, she was suffering from bouts of depression. Even in middle school, she experienced low self-esteem, which would lead her to binge or restrict food because… read more
Sharing is Caring: Teaching your children how to share
By Christy Piña Sharing is one of the most crucial lesson children learn early in their lives. While certain lessons can be taught as children continue to grow up, sharing is something that should be taught sooner than later. Sharing… read more
Chiropractic Care … For Infants? How chiropractic care can benefit newborns
By Jennifer Jensen When their baby is unhappy or in pain, it seems as though parents will try anything to make their little one feel better. One remedy that might help, and one that many parents may not have considered,… read more
Featured Teacher: Martha Dolan
Photo Courtesy of Martha Dolan At what school do you currently work? I work at the Millhopper Montessori School. This will be eighth year at the school. What grade/age do you teach? I teach preschool and the students are 3–5… read more
Does My Child Have Too Much Anxiety?
By Crystal Ladwig Anxiety disorders among children are growing at an alarming rate. The National Institutes of Health report that more than 30 percent of adolescents experience anxiety disorders including obsessive-compulsive disorder and generalized anxiety disorders during their lifetime. The… read more
Overcoming the Stigma: One girl’s journey with gastroparesis, celiac disease and an autoimmune disorder
By Colleen McTiernan | Photos by Tanya Consaul Photography When at 14 days old Allison Leonard still had not had her first bowel movement, doctors knew something was wrong. They determined that something was wrong with her gastrointestinal system. They… read more
Refreshing Summer Fruit Salad
By Colleen McTiernan After spending the day basking in the hot sun, a cool, crisp meal seems to be in order. Rather than a popsicle or a bowl of ice cream, consider a nice light fruit salad to keep you… read more
#NoFilter: The downfalls of social media
By Jessica Franklin | Photo Courtesy of Jessica Franklin I snapped the picture of my 3-year-old proudly holding up his artwork and smiled. Ah, but look at the mess behind him. Quickly, I shoved the stack of papers and the… read more
17 Fantastic Father’s Day Finds
By Ashleigh Braun & Colleen McTiernan | Photos Courtesy of Manufacturers & Irving Publications Father’s Day is fast approaching! To help you find the perfect present to give the father in your life this June 17, we found 17 gifts… read more
