Parenting

• ADD/ADHD: The Spiritual Component in Treatment

  More often than not, the only treatment children with ADD/ADHD get is medication. Dr. Hirschhorn explores another way parents can support their children.

• Teaching Children Religious Tolerance

  There are many ways to teach children religious tolerance. But first, we must realize that our own attitudes and actions toward those of different faiths play a crucial role.

• Pediatricians Zap Media

  Saying that television viewing can affect the mental, social and physical health of young people, the academy for the first time has laid out a plan for how pediatricians and parents can deal with television

• Siblings & Peer Relations

  Every sibling, brothers or sisters, will inescapably have differences in attitudes, values, beliefs, tastes, and/or opinions. Here are some techniques to help our children learn better ways to get along with each other.

• Make Time For Each Other

  It’s extremely easy to get caught up in the roles of mom and dad and to forget that we also have two other very important roles in life, which would be that of husband and wife.

• Coping With Temper Tantrums

  So, you’ve got a little humungous tantrum on your hands. It snuck up behind you and there it is. Now what? Here are some ways to help prevent and deal with tantrums.

• Time With Your Toddler

  Let’s face it …mothers are very busy people. Whether you work outside of the home or stay at home, there are things that need to be done, why not do them with your child?

• R-Movies Linked To Teen Smoking, Drinking

  HANOVER, NH – Researchers from the Norris Cotton Cancer Center at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center, Dartmouth Medical School and Dartmouth College have identified a new strategy for parents who don’t want their children to smoke or drink: don’t let them watch R-rated movies.