Anjelica Malone, a local parent, shares with us the variety of ways her family is providing opportunities for her children to learn a second language…
Category: Newborns & Babies
From “Mompreneur” to CEO – an Entrepreneur’s Story
~ By Sari Davidson Leaning In My son, like many babies, liked to toss his sippy cup. I, like most parents, got tired of chasing it. Life was very different back in 2005. The internet was there, but it wasn’t the e-commerce megastore it is today with every single product you could ever dream of, waiting for you on Amazon.com.…
Your Guide to Fun – and Free! – Activities for the Whole Family
It’s true. You and your little ones can have loads of fun out and about without spending much money. Check out this extensive list to find out where…
Rue Khosa, A Mother Who Wears Many (Party!) Hats
This month, we chatted with Rue Khosa, a mother of two boys and business owner of The Perfect Push, a lactation clinic in Redmond. She is also the founder and organizer of Northwest FamilyFest, a fun family event taking place on Saturday, August 3, 2019, featuring kids’ activities, live music, delicious food, and a marketplace for local businesses and organizations…
Bonding with Baby Can Be Surprisingly Difficult
Sally Manion, a certified nurse-midwife, explains how bonding works, how it can benefit both parents and babies, and why it can sometimes take longer to develop that connection.
Cloth Diapers and Traveling – Would You, Could You, On a Plane?
Considering disposables vs cloth diapers while you’re traveling? It can be done!
Nutrition Tips for Parents
Article by Allegro Pediatrics Nutrition can be an overwhelming topic for many parents. There is often concern that children are not getting enough nutrients or aren’t eating a balanced diet. Here are some of our tips for commonly-heard nutrition concerns. Snacking For the most part, we try to prepare healthy and nutritious meals, but many times the snacks that children…
#reasonsmykidiscrying
Take tantrums, for example. Every parent deals with tantrums. They are a fact of life for toddlers and preschoolers. Young children develop at different rates and sometimes, it just might be the case that a child’s brain is still working on the part that allows him or her to manage their emotions. The smallest inconvenience can send them into a…
Grandparenting in the Digital Age: The Highs, The Lows, and Three Questions to Consider
On Thursday, April 18, 2019, PEPS hosted a group of local grandparents gathered together to learn about Grandparenting in the Digital Age. Most of the 25 attendees had similar concerns: Why are screens so tempting for young children; How can we manage screen time for our grandkids (especially when our rules might differ from parent rules); What options, if any,…
What Indoor Season Can Mean for Your Child’s Skin, Allergies and more!
It’s that time of year again! During this cold, rainy season that Seattle is best known for, what can mean for our kids, their allergies, and their overall health? This season, children will likely have a sniffly nose, and the question is: is it a cold or is it allergies? That’s right! Sniffles might not be a cold or a…