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Answers to your parenting questions.
It's a national issue. Is your child at risk?
It makes sense to have your child’s vision and hearing screened as soon as you come home.
Some children regress as a way of escaping to a less stressful time.
Feeding is about more than just nutrition! Here, answers to all your feeding questions.
Some children need a little extra babying before they're ready to get on with growing up.
Answering your parenting questions.
Answers to your parenting questions.
Answers to your parenting questions.
What could be causing chronic difficult behavior? Early diagnosis is the best way to put your child on the path to wellness.
Diana Schwab, M.Ed., LSW, answers a question about inconsistent eating habits, which are fairly common in adopted children who have spent time in institutional care.
Children who reject food aren't necessarily rejecting you.
My family and I are traveling to meet our new baby. What medical preparations should I make?