We recently touched on adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) and the compelling findings of the original ACE Study, which was conducted by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in the 1990s through surveying over 17,000 adults.
Remember – nearly two-thirds of the respondents reported experiencing at least one traumatic incident before turning 18.
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Why Is Sleep So Important? Originally posted here by Dr. Samir Armin, pediatrician at Texas...
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March is National Nutrition Month® – you’re welcome to join us in celebrating this annual nutrition education and information campaign created by the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. This month-long campaign is meant to educate people on the critical role of registered dietitians, encourage healthy eating and physical activity habits, and inform the public about various nutrition-related topics such as food safety, malnutrition, and food science and technology.
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Traveling with little ones can be a great experience with a little bit of preparation. Check out some commonly asked questions and great advice from Texas Children’s Hospital!
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It’s important to keep your child as healthy as possible in the fight against winter illness. Read some great tips from Texas Children’s Hospital to keep in mind this winter.
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