Suburban Parent
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Teens find circumventing Apple's parental controls is child's play
Oct 20, 2019 8:49 AM - When Apple Screen Time blocks an app from working, it becomes grayed out, and clicking on it does nothing unless parents approve a request for more time. Or at least it's supposed to work that way. Everywhere from Reddit to YouTube, kids are sharing tips and tricks that allow them to circumvent Screen Time.
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4 ways to help your child 'fall back'Oct 20, 2019 7:00 AM - Daylight Saving Time for 2019 will come to an end in a little more than a week. Though this means only falling back one hour, any parent can tell you what that hour means to the mood and health of their child.
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Learning disguised as fun: How DuPage Children's Museum in Naperville ignites kids' potential
Oct 18, 2019 6:00 AM - The DuPage Children's Museum has a simple mission: ignite the potential of all children to learn through hands-on exploration by integrating art, math and science. -
Parents, teens: Wake up to the truth about 'dream schools'
Oct 13, 2019 6:00 AM - The colleges your kids attend matter far less than the majors they choose, and multiple studies have shown elite schools don't offer any extra payoff for most graduates. -
Young girls and women are twice as likely to receive depression diagnosis
Oct 6, 2019 7:20 AM - Prior to puberty, the prevalence of depression in boys and girls is similar, but once they reach adolescence, girls are almost twice as likely to be diagnosed with the condition. -
Analyzing a child's gait: What's normal and what's worrisome
Oct 6, 2019 7:30 AM - Concerns about gait and leg alignment in children are common. Pediatric orthopedic surgeon Dr. David Roberts breaks down four of the most common gait and leg alignment concerns in kids and when you need to do something. -
Too much social media use hurts youths' mental health
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Suburban woman's donor-conceived sons both have autism. Should someone be held responsible?
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Problems in the classroom: Why lagging grades may warrant a visit with the pediatrician
Sep 29, 2019 7:00 AM - When a child gets sick, a pediatrician diagnoses the illness and recommends treatment. When a child is struggling academically, parents may not immediately think to turn to their pediatrician, but they can -- and they should. -
When is it time to move on from your pediatrician?
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