How to Recognize Signs of Depression in Your Child
The amount of Vermont children experiencing depression has increased in recent years. Learn what signs to look out for and how you can help.
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Tips and Tricks to Help Your Kids Take Medicine
Kids notoriously hate taking medicine. In this article, we explore ways to make their experience more pleasant.
Summer Camps Offer Many Health Benefits
Camp Exclamation Point! is a local nonprofit camp designed for kids in underserved communities. In this article, we explore how a great summer camp experience can have a lasting impact on children's health.
Don’t Let Smoke Get in Your Eyes (and Lungs) This Summer
Wildfire season is here, and the quality of the air can change fast. Learn how to check air quality, use the right masks, and protect your home’s air.
How to Reduce Your Exposure to Microplastics
Concerned about the microplastics you're ingesting and how they might impact your health? We're sharing tips for how to limit your exposure.
Talking to Your Kids About Money is Healthy
Talking to your kids about money when they're young can help them form healthier relationships with money as they grow older. Learn how to get the conversation started.
What You Need to Know About Measles
At least 15 states have reported measles cases this year, including Vermont. Learn what you need to know to protect yourself from this highly contagious disease.
Toys That Promote Health and Wellness
Shopping for kids this holiday season? We talked with a toy industry expert to explore options that promote health and wellness for different age groups.
Bully-Proofing Your Child for School
Bullying can have serious consequences for a child's health. In this article, we discuss proactive steps we can take to protect and empower children to handle bullying situations with confidence.
3 Easy Kid-Friendly Recipes
In a follow up to our recent blog about encouraging healthy eating habits in children, we share a few simple kid-friendly recipes. You can even invite them to help out in the kitchen!