Whenever driving, and especially in an area where there are likely children at play, please always travel at a safe speed, be prepared to stop and be aware that sometimes children are just not paying attention. We all know how easily distracted our children can be and, it also best for us to keep in [...]

Getting children to become more active will not only improve their physical health, it can also have a significant impact on their emotional health by contributing to happier moods and fewer signs of depression.  An added benefit from our children exercising more is they are likely to work harder on their studies and achieve more [...]

It is with heavy hearts that we present Raizy and Nathan Glauber. A young married couple, both 21 years old and pregnant at the time of their deaths by an unconscionable driver. And while their premature son initially survived the horrific crash, and was delivered by an emergency Cesarean section, he too is now gone. [...]

Besides roaring in like a lion and fleeing sweetly like a lamb, the month of March reminds us that this is the time we celebrate Women’s History, Brain Injury Awareness and National Cheerleading Safety.   March 1 – National Peanut Lovers Day March 2 – International Tongue Twisters Day March 3 – National Anthem Day [...]

Most Pediatricians have opposed the idea of young children spending too much time in front of the TV, and The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) agrees that children should be exposed to less than two hours of non-violent TV viewing, and that this viewing been done with adult supervision. The AAP also believes that children, [...]