Monthly Archives: June 2009

Nicholas Tan asked: Though it may seem like your toddler does nothing but play all day, he’s working very hard and by no means is his life stress-free. As he’s learning to walk, talk, and climb, he’s pushing himself to … Continue reading →

Nicholas Tan asked: Bedtime routines and rituals are very important for most children in establishing positive sleep patterns and in developing a sense of security and stability. Your child will benefit from a set bedtime. Pick a time for bed … Continue reading →

Dr Kenny Handelman asked: Parents of kids with ADD and ADHD have a hard job ahead of them. Not only do you have to deal with your child or teen’s symptoms (which can be very challenging), you also have to … Continue reading →

Quinton asked: An essential basis for a child’s future health and development is good quality sleep.  It can be torture for a parent when their baby is crying because she can’t go to sleep, but having the baby in a … Continue reading →

Colleen Langenfeld asked: So you are a new parent? Congratulations! Welcoming a new child into a family is an exciting, thrilling time. It can be scary, too, of course. And rightly so. No where else in life will you experience … Continue reading →

Chris Lowrey asked: In the last issue, solutions to unwanted advice were addressed. This issue will focus on bedtime. The reality of this issue is:  If the children go to bed, so can the parents.  When the children sleep, so will the … Continue reading →

Steve Gee asked: I am adopted – Where can I find my real parentsDo you want to find your real parents? Are you curious about where you came from, who your parents are and why they gave you up for … Continue reading →

A Boadu asked: Prolonged sleep deprivation can take a punishing toll on almost every part of your body.  For some of us every night is tossing and turning as we wait to drift off.  We begin to dread bedtimes because … Continue reading →