Tag: children
Is it possible for young children to misuse opioids?
Written by Dr. Lynn R. Webster
Author's note: "Emily" is a pseudonym, and she's someone I know. I've changed just enough details of her story...
Helping kids make New Year’s resolutions
As this year comes to a close, many of us once again make New Year’s resolutions. After all, what better time to take an...
The importance of family traditions
If you are like most parents I know, you are beginning realize that not only is December upon us, but the time is slipping...
Why the LDS Church’s new policy change is pro-children
I’ve heard and read a great many things these last few days about the new policy change concerning children of same sex marriages and...
Helping children learn to make good decisions
Decisions, decisions, decisions. We make them each and every day of our lives, from what time we will get out of bed and what...
Evolution or creationism?
Whether you’re an evolutionist or a creationist you have probably eaten at a family restaurant at least once. Usually we abstain from mingling with...
Teaching children to have an attitude of gratitude
It’s hard to believe, but the month of November is already here. Along with the ushering in of the holiday season, November is also...
SUU’s “Toyland” auditions open to area youth
On Saturday, Sept. 19, in Southern Utah University's Auditorium Theatre from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. and 2 p.m.-5 p.m., children ages 5 to 13 may...
Reading aloud to your children: the benefits and some tips
When my children were growing up, I must have read Dr. Seuss’s "Hop on Pop" and "One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish"...