Currently Browsing: September 2023 12 articles
Raising Compassionate Children
Kindness and compassion don’t just happen, they’re learnedbehaviors. We begin teaching a baby about compassion when we nurture them and care for their basic needs with love and tenderness. Later, […]
Dinner’s Ready: Marla Warner’s Hashbrown Casserole
Friday night lights are back, along with many other back-to-school fall activities. Coach Marla Warner of Fairhope is sharing an easy, cheesy favorite recipe for this month’s Dinner’s Ready feature. […]
Teacher of the Month: Brittney Webber, Renaissance School of the Eastern Shore
Outside of academic knowledge, the one life skill Brittney Webber hopes her students take out of the classroom with them is resilience. “I want them to always remember they can […]
Car Seats and You!
Kids Health Watch is brought to you by our friends and Magnolia Springs Pediatrics Baldwin County has seen an explosion in population, and with this comes more infants and toddlers. […]
Parents, Let’s Help Our Teachers!
School is back in session. By now, we have a few weeks under our belt, and everyone is rocking along in a new school year. Here at the Bush house, […]
How to Keep Your Relationship Strong While Parenting a Child with Special Needs
So, the kids are all right, but how’s your marriage doing?“I’ve had parents of kids with autism in my practice assume their marriage will fail,” says Laura Marshak,a registered psychologist […]
Navigating Sickness With Your Child
In the last year, my husband and I have been forced to join a club that no one would ever choose. Our daughter has become seriously ill. We want to […]
From the Publisher – September 2023
I have absolutely loved seeing all of the first day of school photos posted on social media recently, especially of the little ones. You can tell they are so proud […]
Different Personality Types Can Be a Good Thing
My husband is an entrepreneur. He has a very hard driving, energetic personality and way of doing things, while I’m more laid back and soft spoken. How can I support […]
