Your sugary sweet baby is sniffling and sneezing and sporting a sour disposition. He’s having trouble eating and sleeping, so your whole brood is beginning to behave like a zombie mob. Those itchy, watery eyes, rashes and vomiting may not be symptoms of a virus, but an allergic reaction.
By thinking through a visit to a grandparents’ home, you can keep your kids safe and help their grands be better babysitters.
Paula Shields, a local mom of two, writes in the September issue of Little Rock Family about her experience with ovarian cancer and how she survived extensive surgery and chemotherapy. Unlike other forms of cancer, ovarian cancer has no screening test.
There’s a decision parents will face this school year and it will be more challenging than assisting with complex homework assignments: Is your child sick enough to stay home from school or well enough to make it through a day of class work?
In our December 2012 issue, you'll find profiles of outstanding medical professionals, from counselors to dentists to pediatricians. Plus, our list provides over 50 names you can trust, all nominated by our readers.