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Toddler Saves Dad's Life By FaceTiming Nurse Mom During Stroke
"Once I answered, I knew something was horribly wrong."
How to help your toddler remember this moment forever
If you’re old enough to read this, you probably don’t remember a lot of your early childhood. The average age of earliest memory for adults is around three years, and the number of memories increases only slowly until it reaches a normal level around age seven. But there’s a way to help your own children...
How Good Dads Can Change the World
As well as fighting for women’s equality, we should be lobbying for men to be equal partners at home. The financial and cultural benefits would change our world.
When Roles Reverse: Caring for Mom or Dad
Just as we plan for college, buying a home or retirement, we must plan for our family's and our own aging and long-term needs.
Looking for Some Parenting Advice? Here are 5 Websites for Latina Moms
While moms love their children no matter what language they speak, different cultures face different challenges when it comes to parenting.
How can I keep Mom safe when she's forgetting to use her walker?
Mom has very severe dementia. Lives in memory care unit. Now has fallen because she does not remember to use her walker. Any suggestions? It is a misconception that once a loved one is no longer living at home, but is instead being cared for at a facility which specializes... Read More
why being a mom is enough.
They don't see you stand in the bathroom and gather your resolve every morning. They don't see those of you who mother alone without much support. They don't see the trips to the car back and forth and back and forth. They don't see you counting to ten a dozen times before noon. They don't see you look at the bank account and sigh and try to figure out how to make three meals with what's left in your pantry. They don't see…
Infant and Toddler Messaging Guide
This paper shares the results of a national scan of message trends in infant and toddler advocacy and offers guidance on how to develop effective infant-toddler messages.
Toddler saved dad when he had a stroke by FaceTiming mom
A Virginia toddler used her dad's phone to FaceTime her mom when she noticed something wasn't right.
Do-It-Yourself Health: How the Maker Movement is Innovating Health Care
Nurses are natural problem solvers. That's why MakerNurse encourages nurses to continue devising their own solutions, then give them the tools to create them.
Tips for Stay at Home Moms and Dads Going Back to Work
Did you decide to take time off of work to care for your kids? Are you ready to get a job? Returning to the workforce after some time can be daunting, but we’ve got a few tips for stay-at-home parents to go back to work.
What Kind Of Dad Do You Have?
Take this free quiz now. Money doesn't grow on trees!
What a Toddler Can Teach You About Good Entrepreneurship
Little and domineering, toddlers have an amazing clarity of purpose and passion.
Ask the Expert: Why Is My Toddler Waking Up Early in the Summer?
Amber LoRe, a baby and toddler sleep consultant with The Baby Sleep Site, helps you figure out why your toddler is waking up so early during the summer, and how to get them to sleep later.
Stroke: Know when to act, and act quickly
Identifying and treating a stroke as quickly as possible can save brain cells, function, and lives. Everyone should know the warning signs of a stroke and when to get help fast.The warning signs of a stroke can begin anywhere from a few minutes to da...
True Grit and Telemedicine: How a Nurse Saved His Own Life
This courageous nurse's story illustrates the value of telemedicine, bringing medical expertise to the remotest areas of the planet.
Infants and Toddlers Cannot Be Forgotten When Expanding Pre-K
Infant-toddler care continues to be among the most expensive types of child care
Many Toddlers Fail To Get Necessary Medicaid Renewal At Their First Birthday
Infants born to women covered by Medicaid or CHIP may be automatically eligible for that insurance during their first year, but advocates say confusing rules and bureaucratic problems too often pre…
How to Recognize if your Mom or Dad Needs Home Care
As your parents age, you want them to remain as independent as possible. However, there may come a time when you cant give them all the help they need. This ...
Will This Tech Tool Help Manage Older People's Health? Ask Dad
There's a growing market in technology to address health problems in older people. But young techies don't always know what their clients really need and want. Enter the focus group of Dad.
Father's Day: 5 Benefits of Dads That May Surprise You
Bedtime stories, roughhouse play, and sharing household chores can influence children's health and well-being in enormous ways, new research shows.
