When my twins were babies, I swear we tried every kind of baby formula made to find one compatible with their irritable little bellies since they both had Necrotizing Entero Colitis. As they grew up, we still had to monitor their food intake as Macy couldn’t have anything with milk soy protein in it, and […]
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Rohan Haggart recently wrote a book to help children who face the ongoing challenges associated with premature birth entitled Preemie the Explorer: The Little Rocket Who Took Off Too Soon. The book is a story about “Preemie,” the little rocket, who, due to a terrible storm, is forced to take off from his launching platform
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Dealing with a Disability: How to Ensure You Are Getting the Right Help Facing a disability is challenging. Whether you were born with a disability or obtained one through unforeseen circumstances, finding help can be tough. Luckily, there are thousands of resources available that can help disabled persons get the help they need to live
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It’s that time of year again. Back to school can break your budget in much the same way that Christmas can, and for parents with more than one child, the expenses can be an exceptional burden. That being said, there are ways in which you can ease the financial frustration and maybe even save some
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Though the idea may seem strange at first if you are unfamiliar with the most recent developments, your baby actually has a lot to offer the world in terms of medical donations. As soon as they are born, a newborn child’s umbilical cord contains valuable stem cells that can help treat family members or complete
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