Why Kids Like This Self-Check Chart for Tics (Premium)
Dealing with tics in children can be a delicate matter. On the one hand, if they are unaware or not bothered by them, it is usually advisable that you not bring the tics to their […]
Study Proves Nutrition and Diet Can Improve Autism
Contrary to historical medical beliefs and public education and perception, new controlled twelve-month study shows that diet and nutritional intervention significantly improves the symptoms, cognition, digestive health, and behavior in individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder […]
Dealing with Picky Eaters
I encountered my first “picky eater” about 30 years ago. Marcia was an aggressive 10-year-old girl with severe autism. Life with physically aggressive Maria was challenging for the family and the entire school staff. Kicking, […]
Food Intolerance? Have You Tried Enzymes? (Premium)
If you have a child with autism, ADHD, or a tic disorder, you have probably wondered if diet plays a role. While some study results are mixed, evidence suggests food intolerance does impact symptoms of […]
Need Your Child to Stay in Own Bed at Night?
Most parents have been there. Tired from the day’s comings and goings, you look forward to getting your child to sleep. Bathed, pajamas on, teeth brushed, story time or special routine. Lights out! Ah-h-h-h. Later […]
Top 10 Things to Teach Kids about Cell Phone Manners
We have all been there. We try to get the attention of a friend but they are tied up checking news on the internet. We have to listen to loud phone calls others are making […]
The Discovery That Saved My Son
LENDRI PURCELL, Founder of FACTS – Families Advocating for Chemical and Toxic Safety; Vice President of Jonas Philanthropies A year and a half ago, my quirky, spirited and brilliant 7-year-old son started to experience some very […]
Are Your Children Playing on Synthetic Turf? (Premium)
For the last few years, considerable attention has been given to whether artificial/synthetic turf containing rubber is safe. New studies now highlight real concerns. Red flags began when soccer goalies began developing cancer at young […]