Preschoolers/Toddlers
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2.7KAllergy Adjustments: Parents can support their food allergic child
For many families, September is about kids getting back to school, playing fall sports or starting other new activities. This means new...
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2.2KCalming Commotion: How to deal with car sickness and more
Summer vacation is here. You may have road trip plans, airline reservations or a booked berth on a cruise ship. For some...
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1.1KIntroducing Riff Rockit: Kindie artist to play jingles at Leon Fest
Children’s entertainer Riff Rockit (aka Evan Michael) and his band will be blasting into Central New York on June 22. He’ll take...
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1.1KHigh Hopes: Parents share wish lists for their kids’ teachers
I walked home after waving goodbye to my daughter, Amanda, on her first day of kindergarten. I was thankful for the sunglasses...
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1.7KPreparing to Potty: Make toilet training easier by learning your child’s signals
The pee-pee dance. There, I said it. And you know what I’m talking about. You’ve seen it, if not danced by your...
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1.4KPeanuts and Other Perils: Food allergies can arise unexpectedly as children start eating new things
Kye’s first taste of peanut butter was terrifying. His mother, Amanda Staniec, still trembles a bit when she recalls what happened on...
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782Ketchup Is Not a Vegetable: Help kids appreciate unadorned foods
How do those little loves of ours go from being such good eaters to picky picky picky? One day they’re eating practically...
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3.1KDefusing the Explosive Child: Strategies for handling a kid who can’t handle frustration
An inflexible, easily frustrated and explosive child makes life very difficult for both the child and those around him. It has a...
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781‘A Huge Loss’ Another special needs preschool is slated to close
By midyear, most of Onondaga County’s 650 spots at on-site educational programs for preschoolers with special needs are full, and some programs...
