National Dentist Day is honored on March 6 and what better to celebrate then by taking care of what is most important to these doctors – your teeth.
In recognition of National Child Abuse Awareness Month in April, two child advocacy centers in the Lowcountry address the importance of keeping kids safe, reporting abuse, and supporting local community resources.
How to keep kids with peanut allergies safe at school.
Local trainer and mom Erin DiNicola shares the benefits of strength training for women in the Lowcountry and offers advice to help start weightlifting.
Trigger warning: pediatric terminal illness discussed in this article.
Young patients can control the mobile device remotely via a handheld tablet. “This can take their mind off of a scary procedure or the stress surrounding their health," the director of education for the downtown marine-life attraction said.
Have you ever had a family member or close friend in the hospital? Many of us have or are currently undergoing that hardship.
10 tips for keeping baby safe all summer long.
International Yoga Day lets you bring yoga home to your kids.
Practical ways families can help dads stay healthy at any age.
Research has shown many benefits to acupuncture for women who are trying to conceive, and local acupuncturist Lauren Becker works with patients facing fertility issues.
Mothers and fathers caring for both their young children and their aging parents often find themselves stuck in the middle of constant caregiving.
Executive director of Postpartum Support Charleston shares the organization's mission, programs, and upcoming events.
Early signs, early intervention and why having a village is especially important for families raising autistic children.
Get snack and meal ideas that can go from freezer to microwave in minutes for nutritious and convenient foods.
Charleston-area mom, Crystal Polk, is featured in a forthcoming documentary that sheds light on the challenges facing parent caregivers of disabled, chronically ill and/or medically complex children and adults.
Red Nose Day is a campaign working to end childhood poverty in Charleston.
Becoming a more conscious consumer can help your family experience positive health benefits and help the environment.
Parents’ sleep often don't return to pre-pregnancy levels until the oldest child is six years old.
Hearing loss in children can be difficult to detect, but there are some key signs parents should be aware of.
Despite colorful toothbrushes, catchy songs and flavored toothpaste, tooth decay remains a serious issue among children.
When it comes to genetic testing, there are almost more questions than answers.
Women, Infants and Children (WIC) Nutrition Program has an impact on the health of South Carolina families.
GERD, or gastroesophageal reflux disease, affects up to one in five adults and nearly 10 percent of teens and preteens in the United States.
Each year on October 15, Global Handwashing Day recognizes the importance of handwashing worldwide.
Local expert shares latest statistics on the rise of mental health conditions in the Lowcountry.
Find tween-friendly period products for your daughter.
Louie’s Kids announces 8-week family fitness program ahead of the Reindeer Run in 2021.
Americans have been recognizing National Child Health Day since 1928 and since 1960, the day has been celebrated on the first Monday in October.
Communities In Schools: How to support your child's social emotional health.
A local nutritionist weighs in about snack ideas for busy families on National Junk Food Day on July 21.
Local mom, author and baby expert shares tips for enjoying the fourth trimester.
National Hydration Day brings awareness to this common, yet serious, risk to children's health in the summer.
Recognizing National School Nurse Day on May 12.
Helpful tips from a Charleston doula about birthing options.
MUSC’s Project Rex helps build confidence in children and young adults in the Lowcountry with autism.
Introducing meditation to children teaches them that taking care of their minds is just as important as taking care of their bodies.
Five tips from a Charleston eye doctor to save your child's vision.
Donate blood through The Blood Connection and help save lives.
Happy National Doctors’ Day to all our physicians! We thank you!
Dr. Brantley Meier of The Bridge Chiropractic in North Charleston, works with many parents on improving their child’s sleep patterns.Â
The Lowcountry has a variety of basketball courts where the whole family can play.
During Brain Injury Awareness Month, find out when a bump on the head is just a bump and when is it something more serious.
From her office at the N.E. Miles Early Childhood Development Center at the College of Charleston, director Katie Houser can look through a window and watch children on the facility’s playground. Occasionally, she’ll notice small moments such as one child falling or taking a tumble off a bik…
More than the winter blues: Seasonal affective disorder can make winter even more bleak for parents.
Is a DNA kit the right holiday gift for family members?
More and more moms see the benefit of midwifery during childbirth.
Ask the Expert: How can you spot ADHD in children?
For hundreds of years, schools have been organized roughly the same way, with children of one age grouped together in a room to be taught by a teacher with expertise in educating using classroom tools, building relationships with students and developing grade-level curricula.
Sunscreen and insect repellents are as much a part of Lowcounty living in summer as sunglasses and flip flops. But how do you know which ones to choose to keep your kids both protected without harming their young skin. Local experts share their advice.