Autism Awareness Month has wrapped up, but I think the information our guest writer is offering could be helpful for all the parents of children with the Autism spectrum, especially as we head into summer. Outdoor time for children on the autism spectrum doesn’t have to be limited to sensory tunnels and solo play. How autism… Read More
We know what good oral health is. We know how to brush and floss properly. But what about our kids? Poor oral care can lead to infection, disease, or other teeth problems. Dental hygiene has become one of the concerned areas for parents. Intake of processed food, junk food, sweets has made its place in… Read More
Your kid is invited to a birthday party and the invitation says “no gifts please. Only the presence of your company is requested.” Now you are in a dilemma. You want to obey the parent’s wish but at the same time you don’t want to be in an awkward state. What can you do then? Here is… Read More
Earlier when any child would wear glasses, elders used to say, “you must be watching TV a lot. That’s why you are wearing glasses at an early age. Don’t watch TV.” But today every second child is wearing glasses. It is true that the screen time has taken a front seat no matter how hard… Read More
Disclaimer: This is a sponsored post but the views are completely personal. When we were expecting our first child, many experienced parents used to say jokingly “you need to have a car seat if you want to bring your baby home from the hospital. Unless you don’t have a car seat, you will not be… Read More