Congenital muscular torticollis (CMT) is a tightening of a muscle in the neck, called the sternocleidomastoid (SCM) muscle. The SCM
All children need a sense of safety and security to thrive. We can think of this as creating a ‘container’
By Fatima M. Imara, MD, Behavioral Health, Pacific Permanente Group During a time of overwhelming loss, our kids look to
Photo by Toni Colombo There is an old shed at my family’s farm in Waiehu, next to the charming yet
Holidays can bring joy and the familiarity of cherished family customs, but for those mourning the death of a loved
As many displaced families are coping with what feels like insurmountable challenges and grief, we’ve compiled a list below with
By Jessica Gleason Transitioning to kindergarten is an important time in a young person’s life. Sharing books about feelings, friends,
Cool stream water trickles down my giant rubber boots as I slip into the gooey wet mud of our family’s
Here’s an easy, simple, and inexpensive activity you can do with your keiki: recycled rayons! Made with crayon bits and
We always want our children to be kind and thoughtful of others all while learning to express their own feelings.
Let’s explore the importance of learning to swim for your little island adventurers. Join us as we dive into safety,
As human beings, each developmental stage plays an important role in developing both body and brain. During the first seven
“Reading should not be presented to children as a chore, a duty. It should be offered as a gift.” –
According to a study conducted by the National Center for Education Statistics, almost 60 percent of American children start kindergarten
Family trips are exciting! They are also fraught with changes in routine, transitions, and unexpected events. Here are some tips
Photo by Maile Crewdson As a keiki, one of my favorite childhood memories was building a fairy garden with my