Diabetes is so widespread that almost everyone knows someone who is affected by it. Once you get it, it becomes a constant battle with blood sugars. Diabetic coach, speaker, and children’s book author, Amanda Bar shares her personal experience
As a parent, you naturally want the best for your children. You want them to have a happy, productive childhood, learning the skills they need to succeed in life. When you are the parent of a child with special needs,
Dr. Mark and I discuss the launching of an exciting new website for families affected by Autism. It has attracted 130 users worldwide in the first week without any advertising, just through organic sharing. The courses are presented by experts
Wen Kosters-Qin, founder of Juicewell, talks about nutrition, parenting and how healthy juices can benefit picky eaters. Check out his website, juicewellonline.com
Fred Rogers once told about the anxiety he felt as a child whenever he saw stories of natural disasters on the TV news. His mother would calm him with the words, “Look for the helpers. Every time there is a
Nothing will ever prepare you for that phone call that someone you love is hanging on by a thread. Tragedy does have an impact and plays a powerful role in changing one’s mindset. In this episode, Meridith Alexander shares
We know self-care is important, but doing it is a whole different ball game. In this episode, Holly Blanc Moses shares doable self-help strategies and her challenge to parents of children who are differently wired. Beginning with a bucket