Many parents are looking for ways to teach their children the importance of seeking out diverse people, ideas, and experiences while learning, themselves, that the goal is equitable treatment for our Black, indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC) communities. Here is advice from one of our pediatric child psychologists.
The school year is ending and many summer camps and childcare programs remain closed prompting families to get creative in the way they entertain their children. More and more of these popping up in backyards, now seems like a good time to talk about safety.
The University of Vermont Children’s Hospital at the UVM Medical Center is holding its tenth annual Children’s Memorial Service on Sunday, November 10, 2012, 3:30 – 5:30 p.m. at Ira Allen Chapel on the campus of the University of Vermont. The service provides parents and families an annual opportunity to honor the memory of a child […]
Nothing seems to take the fun out of summer more than when a child complains of an ear ache during the family’s vacation at the beach. This week, let me lend everyone an ear and a few tips on something we call swimmer’s ear. While most ear infections during the winter are usually caused as […]
