Browse Category: Babies, Children and Teen Health
Published: May 12, 2009
Working with infants and their parents in the water with craniosacral has led to many interesting insights. Here, (at DTA), we visit with parents and their infants in warm water while we offer craniosacral therapy to the infant and teach through common observation and offer personalized touch techniques to the parents.
Published: April 20, 2009
What’s not surprising is that a new study shows today’s kids spend too little time outside in nature and too much time—way too much—in front of the television and computer screen. The stopper is that this research was done in Australia and not in America. If a mere 37 percent of Australian pre-teens spend a half-hour or less outside each day and a scant few percent were outdoors for two or more hours daily, then it’s not difficult to imagine those numbers likely squeeze down even more in the U.S. Things are amiss, mate. Keep reading to find out what else the researchers discovered. . .
Published: April 20, 2009
If you’re a parent with kids in school, then you probably have very little time to fret about your kids’ lunch choices. Many children go to school with lunch money and proceed to spend it on candy and chips. Not exactly the type of healthy lunch you expected them to have! If you want your kids to have a healthy, balanced lunch, you are better off to make it at home. Keep reading for some quick and easy ideas for a healthier lunchbox. . .
Published: January 28, 2009
Each year, more than seven million Americans are affected by infertility, inability to conceive after at least one year of trying to have a baby. It is an unexpected reality that leaves many uncertain of the next steps to take. While there are more options available to couples than ever before, the most well-known methods for overcoming infertility- assisted reproductive technology (ART)- are invasive and come with side-effects. Many couples are not aware of more natural paths they can take to conception.
Published: January 05, 2009
All parents are concerned with their children's health and welfare, and most have their kid's best interests at heart when it comes to nutrition. But with increasingly busy schedules and lives, it is becoming harder for families to sit down to the dinner table every night with a wholesome, healthy meal. And it shows in the “obesity epidemic” that’s a rising concern in United States. Beware of six big mistakes parents make with kids and food.
Published: December 11, 2008
Making the transition from milk and formulas to solid foods is a developmental milestone in any infant’s life. But how can you tell if your little one is ready and ensure the process will be as smooth as possible? Follow these guidelines.
Published: December 08, 2008
When it's time to send your child off to school, you want to be sure to pack them a healthy lunch. But it is at least as important that you pack them a lunch they will eat. As a parent, the real goal should be to manage to do both of those things at the same time. The healthiest lunch in the world won't do your child a bit of good if they won't eat it.
Published: December 03, 2008
Is your child a picky eater? If so, you may be having a hard time getting him or her to eat foods that are good for a growing body. Many kids get into food ruts from time to time—blame their developing taste buds, or attribute that finickiness to a phase that they’ll (hopefully!) grow out of.
Published: November 25, 2008
Generally speaking, a well-balanced diet rich in fruits, vegetables, proteins, and carbohydrates should provide all of the nutrients that a child needs every day. But parents know this it isn’t always that simple.
Published: October 26, 2008
Living with a child struggling with ADHD or ADD can be frustrating and heartbreaking. Seeing them try to hard, and yet still not come out ahead is so extremely difficult for parents. Medication is not always the answer. Check into natural ways to help your child focus and gain a higher self image!
