The holiday season is a magical time filled with twinkling lights, warm cocoa, and the sound of children's laughter echoing through the halls. However, for parents, it can also mean navigating the storm of activities, expectations, and occasional meltdowns. This year, why not add a touch of creativity to the mix and turn your holiday chaos into a masterpiece of memories through the wonders of art therapy?

Thanksgiving, a time-honored occasion for feasting and togetherness, is not only about indulging in delicious meals but also an opportune moment to reflect on the importance of gratitude.

Next week marks Eating Disorder Awareness Week, and we’re shining a light on what to do if you’re concerned your child is at risk for developing an eating disorder.

If you live in a cold weather state, it can be easy to feel cooped up during the winter–especially with young children. If it’s too cold or gets dark too early to play outside, how can you keep your kids entertained with enrichment activities?

Unfortunately, bullying is a common experience in childhood and has only been exacerbated by cyber bullying online and on social media platforms. If you suspect your child is being bullying, it’s okay; there are plenty of ways you can support your child to lessen the emotional impact.

It’s that time of the year again. Labor Day weekend is right around the corner and following that comes the first day of school.

It’s normal for parents to worry about their child’s future, especially parents to a child with autism. April is Autism Awareness Month, so let’s work to increase acceptance and destigmatize autism.

Having a child is a transformative, exciting, and life-changing experience for a partnership. On the other hand, it can also be draining, time-consuming, and draining.