Reni’s Migraine Tip: Show Your True Colors
A true hero is one who reaches out to a hurting friend through the darkness of their own pain and heals them both.
Chronic Illness and the Sibling Relationship
When all three children in a family have chronic conditions, it can strain sibling relationships—but it can also create a special kind of closeness and compassion.
Reni’s Migraine Tip: Try Everything
The author’s granddaughter, who already has migraine disease, offers some words of wisdom when it comes to treatments.
4 Trick-or-Treating Tips for Kids With Diabetes
Halloween, with its focus on candy, can be hard for a child with type 2 diabetes. These strategies will let your child have fun while staying healthy.
6 Ways to Help Your Child Deal With the Frustration of Migraine
For children, the frustration that comes with having Migraine disease can be almost as challenging as the episodes themselves. Here’s what you can do to help.
Managing Rett Syndrome is a Full-Time Job
Sometimes, taking time off from work to spend time with your child is more important than leading a Fortune 250 company.
When to Head to the Hospital With a Migraine Attack
If something feels unusual about a Migraine attack, it could warrant a trip to the ER. Here are some of the signs to look out for.
Helping Children Overcome Fear of the Dark
Being afraid of the dark is a common fear in young (and sometimes much older) children.
Helping Children With ADHD Beat Boredom
Children with ADHD really do get bored more often than those without ADHD. Use these fun and constructive methods to keep your child busy this summer.
Untreated Childhood Sleep Apnea Harms Brain
Childhood sleep apnea often goes undiagnosed and can harm brain cells linked to cognition and mood.
