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Fed-Up Parents Cancel Christmas
(Image Source: parenting.com) By Deborah Cruz Lisa and John Henderson have canceled gift giving for their kids this Christmas. They initially made it a consequence for their kids' entitled behavior, but they also plan to teach their boys the true meaning of the holiday—that it's not all about stuff... >>Read More at parenting.com
More Than Half of U.S. Babies Sleep With Unsafe Bedding
(Image Source: mydevstaging.com) by Bonnie Gibbs Vengrow Think your baby is sleeping in the safest environment possible? You may want to take another look... >>Read More at parents.com
Report: The Best Way to Treat Eczema in Kids Is
(Image Source: mydevstaging.com) by Michela Tindera While many parents have feared treating their children with topical steroid creams, the AAP reports that they are safe and can be the most effective way to improve quality of life for children who are suffering... >>Read More at parents.com
School Refuses to Admit Service Dog, Causing Boy to Miss First Grade
(Image Source: parenting.com) By Deborah Cruz Boy's mother says she might have to relocate if an agreement with the school district regarding the service dog cannot be made... >>Read More at parenting.com
CDC Report: Single Mom and Teen Births Declining
(Image Source: mydevstaging.com) By Lisa Milbrand There are fewer people eligible to be on MTV's Teen Mom, according to the latest stats from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The report shows a continued decline in single motherhood, in all groups but the over-35 segment. Now, only 4 out of every 10 births occur out of wedlock—and more than half of those "single mom" births are within cohabiting couples who just haven’t decided to make their union official. >>Read More at parents.com
The Bill That Could Better Our Children’s Lives
(Image Source: mydevstaging.com) By Ellen Seidman If you are an adult with disabilities, you are not allowed to have more than $2000 or you surrender your government benefits. I’ve known this fact for years, after I went to a rather depressing seminar about the future of benefits in our state. But there’s legislation in the works that would allow people with disabilities (and their families) to save up to $100,000 to pay for health care, education, transportation and other expenses, without losing Medicaid coverage. The act is called Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE), and a U.S. Senate hearing last week kicked off the bill’s progression through Congress. >>Read More at parents.com
What the Annual ‘Kids Count’ Report Discovered About U.S. Kids
(Image Source: mydevstaging.com) By Holly Lebowitz Rossi The annual “Kids Count” report that measures the well-being of American children based on 16 indicators of economic, educational, health, and family welfare, has found encouraging improvements in several areas nationwide, chiefly a rising number of children who are attending preschool, and a steady decline in the number of kids who lag behind in reading and math. Also, national declines in the teen pregnancy, birth, and death rates suggest a brightening future for U.S. youth. >>Read More at parents.com
