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In these trying pandemic times, we hope that you found our patient handout to be helpful. We are learning more about COVID-19 daily. Face shields can block most viral spread by coughs or sneezes both from the wearer and from those around the wearer. It is nice to know that COVID-19 infections in children are mostly mild.

Growing independence can be difficult. Parents may be unwilling to let go or the child may be unwilling to learn things on their own. Children are more likely to succeed and accomplish their goals when you help them build up their confidence and ability to make good decisions on their own. 

How often should a parent say yes or no? There's no magic number, but here are some ways that you can be more intentional with answering your children.

Origin, disease expression, spread and testing. All things you need to know about the novel 2019 Coronavirus outbreak. After reading this, please review our other updated statements.

Parents have a lot of influence and responsibility over sibling-to-sibling relationships. While it is ultimately between the children to have a strong connection, parents can guide and nourish that relationship from an early age.

Insecurities - we all have them. Here are 4 tips for you and your loved ones on how to overcome the negative things we all think about ourselves.

Eating together as a family has great benefits. Implement regular family mealtime, and watch your family grow!

There are more ways than just talking to your child that are proven very beneficial in aiding language development.

PG-13 and R rated movies are saturated with violence. Be vigilant and careful about what you let your children watch!