Being a new parent and experiencing the world in a whole new way with your baby is an incomparable experience. You go through so many different phases of development together, you watch them grow, explore the world, and form new habits.  Among the most exciting times during your baby’s first years is the process of growing teeth and later losing them only to get those permanent, perfect adult teeth. As interesting as it may be for us to observe this process, the period may be one that brings a bit of stress and uncertainty to your baby. You may have

Oral hygiene is one of the first things that kids should learn and this is no coincidence. Oral health plays a crucial role in the overall health of our bodies as adults and is also a factor that impacts our social status and ability to communicate with others. The way we learn to care for our teeth from a young age will pretty much set the path for years ahead. Considering these facts, it’s important for you as parents to explain the importance of oral health to your child early on.  Teach your little one about oral hygiene, encourage them

I can’t tell you how frustrated I am when my three year old throws a tantrum in the grocery store. It’s humiliating and it’s hard to know what to do or say. But if you’re like me, you don’t want them throwing a fit every time they have something they want-you just want them to listen! That’s why I’m going to share with you some of the things that work for us when trying to get our kids listening without them exploding. Let’s explore some different communication skills and techniques as well as what triggers certain behaviors so that we