When infants don't have a protective environment, such as those that have experienced prenatal drug or alcohol exposure, have been abused or neglected, or have been exposed to chaos or violence in their environment, they fail to develop this basic foundation and are at risk of serious problems in their...
Bullying is a complex problem with often very complex solutions. In many cases, bullies are also victims of bullying or some type of abuse themselves. We partnered with Ally Orsi, LCSW with Methodist Family Health in Little Rock to address the various aspects of the bullying issue this month. She has...
If you are planning to travel for a family ski trip over spring break, there are some safety tips you should pay attention to. Dr. Michael Hussey, a physician with Arkansas Specialty Orthopaedics, and an avid snow skier, explains what you should consider before you and your family hit the slopes.
Starting or expanding your family is a very exciting time. Women must remember that anything they eat or medication that they take has the potential to come into contact with their unborn child. In some cases, such as when flu or pertussis vaccines are given, this exposure is very beneficial. In other...
Major culprits in the toddler and preschool years are extended use of sippy cups containing milk or juice, and frequent snacking on starchy foods. School-age kids and teens who often have less supervision from parents, may have more access to soft drinks, junk food, and candy that can contribute to tooth...
Little Rock Family is partnering with The BridgeWay for a series of four articles over the next few months called “Voices” to provide the perspective of a significant adult in a child’s life, the child themselves, and the professional’s points of view.