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 | The New York Times ran a feature yesterday about increasing incidents of toddler cavities and oral disease. It highlighted the need for parents to be vigilant about caring for young children's teeth -- including taking your child to the dentist by her first birthday or just after. Most parents don't seem to start regular dental check ups this early...but if you read the article, you might be convinced that it's never too soon to start. Take our poll to tell us when you plan to take your toddler to the dentist. | |
Taking Care of Toddler Teeth
So when should you start brushing? And what else can you do to cut your child's risk of tooth decay and the health problems that oral disease can cause? Find out what the experts say... Read more
| Score One for Mom at the Dinner Table
Getting my oldest son to eat nutritiously has been an ongoing challenge. But consistency and patience seems to be paying off. ... Read more
| Helping a Toddler Settle Down and Sleep
The other night, my 14-month-old slept 11 hours straight. It was wonderful, but we still have those evenings when he wakes suddenly or has a hard time settling down. That's when I use old-fashioned soothing techniques... Read more
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