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In strabismus, the eye muscles of your child don’t work together to control the eye movements. It makes both their eyes look in different directions. This may happen periodically or permanently. Strabismus in children is common. It is also known as squint, wall-eyed, or crossed-eyed babies in layman terms. It is an externally visible condition. […]

Reading sparks children’s imagination, enhances vocabulary and communication skills, helps perform better academically, and basically sets kids up for success. English reading for kids, especially, is critical in acquiring skills needed to succeed in the 21st century, such as presentation and public speaking skills. There are many things parents can do to enhance reading skills […]

Everyone knows that it is essential for kids to be active! However, when thinking about activities for kids, yoga is often the last exercise that comes to mind. It may be surprising to learn, but there are plenty of yoga poses that will benefit kids. Yoga kids are happier and healthier. There probably isn’t a […]

Teenagers and peer pressure seem to go hand-in-hand when discussing issues concerning parents. Peer pressure exists as long as peers exist, from the first taste of socialization to the last. Peers serve a purpose in establishing self-identity and the place of self in the community and the world. Even a jury in a court case […]

Jodi Aman’s new book is just what every parent needs right now to help their teens feel more confident and happy. Feeling stressed out, anxious, and alone? When trying to regain control, do you double down on your efforts at being smart enough, cool enough, good enough, only to have it all backfire and make […]