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Giveaway! Enter for the Chance to Win a Wipeout Dry Erase Bicycle Helmet
‘Tis the season to get those kids back outside and on their bikes! And, as we all know, bike safety is key to having a wonderful and injury-free summer. To help you out with that, our friends over at Triple Eight have offered up one of their super-cool Wipeout Dry Erase Bicycle Helmets as a MORE »
First Aid: Medicine Cabinet Essentials for Summer
Click through for one mom's first aid essentials for summer!
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Allergy Life: A Mom’s Perspective
What you should know about parenting a child with food allergies.
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Fear or Awareness?
We were finishing dinner at a friend’s house when we heard a helicopter buzzing low. Across a busy Los Angeles intersection we could see police cars blocking the entrance to our street and several others nearby. Officers searched cars as they approached. I walked over to see if our house was okay. The officers said MORE »
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Goodbye, Dr. Gately
Until we met Dr. Gately, we were just another patient to be seen and shown the door. But he made us feel like people, not just patients.
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Beach Safety Tips for Kids
Be open and prepared to talk to your kids about Beach Safety. During our recent visit to the beach we learned there were a few new rules we needed to implement. Here are some tips to keep your kids safe during the beach season.
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When a Little Infection Turns Ugly
A couple weeks ago, Lexi complained that her finger hurt. It looked like she had a hangnail that had caused the irritation. I got out the Epsom salt and told her to soak it, then I dabbed on some Neosporin before bandaging it. We repeated this for a few days and then I forgot about MORE »
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Stranger Danger Safety Tips for Kids
It's important to teach our kids about stranger danger. Our world has changed from when we were kids and they need to know what to do and not to do to keep safe from strangers who mean harm.
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