Suburban Parent
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Strength training guidelines for kids and teens
Aug 18, 2019 7:30 AM - End of summer means fall sports training is gearing up and for some kids, that means strength training. Dr. Rebecca Carl outlines whether or not it is healthy for kids to strength train and shares preventive safety tips during conditioning. -
One-third of toddlers exposed to Zika in the womb suffer developmental problems, study says
Aug 17, 2019 7:30 AM - A new study of toddlers exposed to the Zika virus during their mothers' pregnancies found that nearly a third suffered developmental delays and other problems -- even if they were born without the abnormally small heads and underdeveloped brains often associated with the virus.
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Diagnosing and treating scoliosis: What parents need to know
Aug 11, 2019 10:57 AM - When parents learn that their child has scoliosis -- curvature of the spine -- two of the first questions they ask is what caused it and how is it treated. Here's what parents need to know. -
NSSRA to celebrate the season's successes at Summer Bash
Aug 8, 2019 12:31 PM - Anticipated all summer, Northern Suburban Special Recreation Association's (NSSRA) end-of-summer bash is just a few days away. -
Healthy breakfast on a busy school morning? It's not so hard
Aug 8, 2019 10:18 AM - Parents: It's time to start strategizing how you'll get your kids to eat a healthy breakfast on a busy school morning
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13 tips to help you save big during back-to-school shopping this year
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5 ways to make summer parties fun for kids with autism
Aug 4, 2019 7:30 AM - Summer events such as pool parties, family reunions, picnics and barbecues can be exciting for families. But kids with autism can get overloaded with lots of people, music, games and unfamiliar places. Try these tips to make summer events easier and more fun for them. -
How to talk to children about racism and racial bias
Aug 4, 2019 7:25 AM - Given the ongoing discussion about racial bias and racism in the United States, many parents are looking for guidance on talking with their children about these issues in a positive and hopeful way. The American Academy of Pediatrics recently published a policy statement to guide pediatricians in addressing the ways racism impacts children's health, and parents play a role, too. -
YouTube overhauled its algorithms for kids' content amid FTC talks
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Mario Lopez criticized for saying it's 'dangerous' for parents to accept kids as transgender
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