Ban Sought on Cold Medicine for
Very Young
Found at the New York TimesBy GARDINER HARRISPublished: September 29, 2007WASHINGTON, Sept. 28 — Safety experts for the Food and Drug Administration urged the agency on Friday to consider an outright ban on over-the-counter, multisymptom cough and cold medicines for children under 6. Continue reading this post…
If you’re pregnant and already have a toddler, the chances are you’re already having sleepless nights about how your older child is going to be affected by the new arrival — and also, how on earth you’re going to cope with yet another little person’s needs to juggle. Try not to worry too much — remember that, this time around, you’ll be an expert where the baby is concerned. But it’s worth thinking through a few key issues beforehand. Continue reading this post…
Of course we worry about our kids. It’s only natural to do so. We love our children more than life itself and want them to be happy and successful, and when they aren’t it hurts. When we see our kids struggle, have trouble fitting in, or recognize that they are somehow noticeably “different” from their peers, our worry buttons go off big time.
So when should you worry—really worry–if your child is “quirky,” or noticeably different from the other kids? When does quirkiness just mean being eccentric, thinking outside the box, or being creative or gifted or just wonderfully different? And just when should you go along with the recommendation of those “well-meaning” relatives and get your child diagnosed and seek out special treatment because that quirkiness is making it difficult for him to function and feel good about himself? Continue reading this post…
Stray away from the usual pie and coffee dessert and serve this absolutely delightful, old fashioned, easy to make treat that will delight even the pickiest of eaters. Serve it warm, topped with ice cream, caramel syrup and a dab of whipped cream or cold, topped with fresh strawberries with whipped cream and chocolate chips. It is simple to make and requires simple ingredients, and is sure to become an instant favorite. You’ll have your family and guests begging for seconds!
What are the biggest hidden dangers for newborns?
Found at AOL Health Expert Answers Martin N. Simenc, child safety expert It doesn’t take much work to keep a newborn safe. At this age, a baby’s too small to get into much trouble on his own. He’s not ready to stick buttons in his mouth or climb out of his crib, and it will be quite a few months before he starts toddling towards the stairs. Still, it’s not too early to make safety a top priority. Even before your baby arrives, you can learn how to handle the hidden dangers for newborns. Continue reading this post…