High chair refusal is common during the toddler ages. Read on for tips on navigating this with your little one!
I want to encourage you to take that trip with your baby and/or toddler! Here are some helpful recommendations for traveling with children.
Seasonal allergies or allergic rhinitis in children. Learn the causes, symptoms, management, and when to speak to an allergist.
Whether you feed your baby with purees and/or BLW, respecting their fullness cues is important. Babies can show us they’re hungry or full!
Schedules and routines can sound boring — but they’re not and are developmentally important for children. Read on for tips and more!
There are many great things your child can learn from grandparents. It’s key to have boundaries and communication for healthy relationships.
Sleep training your baby WILL NOT impact the bond you have with them. Secure attachment is possible regardless of whether you sleep train.
This blog post covers plagiocephaly, or flattening of the head. Learn why it happens, prevention tips, and when helmet therapy is needed.
You want to breastfeed, but you ALSO want to sleep train! Read on for my top tips on how to go about breastfeeding and sleep training.
There is a lot of misinformation on fluoride when it comes to your baby. Fluoride can be a good thing, so let’s break it down further.
I am sharing our story because there are countless others who felt what we have felt. I hope others know they are not alone on their journey.
It’s important to educate yourself to monitor your child’s development and be accepting and inclusive of everyone with autism.
I’m a Board-Certified Pediatrician, IBCLC, and mom of two. I understand the real challenges (and joys) of raising kids. I help you replace doubt with confidence, and stress with more clarity and connection in parenting.
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