Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Medical Center

We must cut the cord. Our kids are tethered to cell phones, tablets and other electronic devices for hours each day. And it shows.

Summer and swimming go together—especially for kids, who can’t resist the call of pools and ponds—in the season’s sweltering temps.

You may be excited—and a bit anxious—when you help your toddler transition from diapers to using a toilet on their own. While there may be some accidents along the way,

If your kids’ faces are constantly buried behind electronic devices, it may be time to cut the charging cord.

There’s more than plates being passed around a dinner table. It’s where we learn about food and eating habits—often subconsciously.

We must cut the cord. Our kids are tethered to cell phones, tablets and other electronic devices for hours each day. And it shows.

There will be parades, family picnics, cookouts, American flags flying outside of homes, and, of course, fireworks this Fourth of July.

When upsetting events air on the television screen, social media feed or the radio, it can be hard for parents to know how to address these difficult topics with their children.