With hurricane season upon us, pregnant women and families with small children need to take extra precautions to ensure that things go smoothly, whether evacuating or staying. This can be a scary thought, but making preparations now can spare a new mother from unnecessary worry during power outages and storm recovery later. In order to help prevent any stress that may occur down the road, try some of these helpful tips so you can have an evacuation plan already in place should a need arise.

Are you itching to pull the cover off your grill and fire it up? Before you do keep these safety tips in mind.

Successful potty training is all about setting developmentally appropriate expectations and providing positive reinforcement to motivate while avoiding struggles. Dr. Patricia Granier shares some training tips and signs your child may be ready.

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When you’re elbow deep in spring cleaning your house, don’t forget about the oft-overlooked medicine cabinet.

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A concussion, which is caused by a bump, blow or jolt to the head, is a type of traumatic brain injury.

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