Child Health and Safety
Is My Child’s Sleep Normal? When to Talk to Your Pediatrician
Almost every parent of a young child has asked the question at 3am: is this normal? A baby who suddenly wakes every hour. A toddler… Continue Reading
How Play-Based Learning Can Support Skill Development in Children With Autism
Play gives children opportunities to explore, communicate, and connect in ways that feel meaningful to them. For children with autism, it does more than this…. Continue Reading
6 Ways Personalized ABA Therapy Can Support Developmental Skills
Every child grows at their own speed. A support that helps one child may not help another child in the same way. For families with… Continue Reading
How Teachers Can Use Sound Buttons to Practice Medial Sounds With Early Readers
The middle sound is the last one children hear and the first one they forget. In a CVC word like “hop,” young readers lock onto… Continue Reading
Why Every Early Learning Classroom Needs a Sand and Water Table
TL;DR: A sand and water table gives young children hands on sensory play that builds fine motor skills, early math and science thinking, and social… Continue Reading
A Perineal Tear From Wiping in a Toddler: Care and Warning Signs
By Your Health Magazine Health Information Team A small perineal tear from wiping in a toddler is usually a superficial scrape or skin split caused… Continue Reading
Does Red 40 Cause Autism? What the Evidence Actually Shows
By Your Health Magazine Health Information Team No, current evidence does not show that Red 40 causes autism. Researchers have not established a causal connection… Continue Reading
Sports Physicals in 2026: What They Check, Why They Matter, and How to Know Yours Was Done Right
Every year, millions of American children need a sports physical before they can join a team, attend camp, or start a season. Families get them… Continue Reading
Can Milk Cause Diaper Rash?
By Your Health Magazine Health Information Team Milk does not usually cause diaper rash directly, but it can contribute indirectly in some babies. Milk-related diarrhea… Continue Reading
How to Collaborate Effectively with Your Child’s Educational and Therapy Team for Autism
Helping an autistic child often means bringing several caring adults together: parents, teachers, Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs), Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs), Occupational Therapists (OTs), school… Continue Reading
