Book Corner: Neurodiversity
…by Rose Robbins Can you communicate without words? In the companion title to Me and My Sister, join a brother and sister, one of which is neurodivergent, as they navigate…
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All About the Arts
…better reading comprehension. Drama students use the same reading comprehension skills they are learning in the classroom when they’re memorizing a script. Christine Perkins of the Baton Rouge Ballet Theatre…
Craig C. Greene, MD, MBA
Occupation ▪ Orthopedic Surgeon & Public Service Commissioner Wife ▪ Kristen Children ▪ Hadley, 18; Cass, 16; Gabe, 13; Ryder, 10; and Boomer, 4 Hobbies ▪ Working out, running, fishing, and…
Child’s First Pet Guide
…or confuse the pet when it comes time for food. This can be the same with potty breaks, treats, or even play time. Like humans, animals thrive off of a…
Poor Report Cards?
…for a while?” he shares. A conversation with your child can help you understand what’s going on in the classroom and provide insight to possible solutions. When having that conversation,…
Pumpkin Cupcakes with Candy Corn Buttercream
Ingredients 16 Servings Pumpkin Cupcakes 1 cup sifted all-purpose flour 1 teaspoon baking powder 1/2 teaspoon baking soda 1 teaspoon McCormick Cinnamon, Ground 1/4 teaspoon McCormick Nutmeg, Ground 1/2 teaspoon…
Finding God Amidst a Storm
…What it comes down to is faith in God and in the people that he has placed around you. As cliche and cheesy as it may sound, you are not alone…
7 Books to Read for Autism Awareness Month
April is Autism Awareness Month, and with these stories, readers can see themselves in the pages and learn the importance of understanding and compassion. The Girl Who Thought in…
Choking on Aisle Five
…warning labels on foods such as all hot dogs, marshmallows and round or cylindrical hard candies which pose a high choking risk to children. Currently, only some hot dog brands,…
Thriving at Camp: Why Your Child Should Attend this Summer
…them toward understanding the importance of good friendships and sound decision making.” When it comes to faith-based camp programs for teenagers at Twin Lakes Summer Camp, Vincent continues, “Our Leader in…
The Test
…health therapist Amanda Morris shares, “There’s more pressure than ever on students to achieve high test scores, and test anxiety is common.” Testing can exacerbate many underlying issues, but testing…
Cajun Navy Foundation
…Navy is the number one channel on Zello.” With the advances in technology, the Cajun Navy has gone far beyond water rescues. A combination of global communication and a dispatch…
Essential Gear for First-Time Thanksgiving Hosts
Hosting Thanksgiving is a large undertaking that can put some hosts under pressure. Unlike some other holidays that are less food-focused, Thanksgiving is largely about the meal. Turkey is the…
Epilepsy Alliance Louisiana
When it comes to living with epilepsy, there’s no one age group that it affects. Epilepsy is a neurological disorder that people of all ages can experience. According to the…
Skills Your Kindergartener Needs to Know
With the first day of school right around the corner, parents are rushing around hurriedly, checking off their list of “must dos” before the start of the new year. Freshly…
9 Perks of School Uniforms
…with the school mascot, creates a unified community, reduces competition among students, and improves school spirit. This essence of unity can positively affect a child’s attitude toward school and can…
Celebrate New Year’s Eve with the Kids
…to the wall to use as a background works well. Gather fun props from around the house such as hats and sunglasses, or buy a New Year’s Eve photo booth…
Hunter Kinchen
…describes himself as “fun,” he says he can be firm when he needs to be. He also knows it takes a lot of patience and understanding when it comes to…
The Case For Camp
Change is a part of life. It is often directly related to survival and can enrich one’s life in ways unexpected. Childhood is, in essence, a time of profound change…
Is It Terrible Twos or Just Terrible Behavior?
…they are also struggling between the need to cling to their parents for comfort and security, and their newfound desire to explore their independence and let go. Dr. Maryelizabeth LeBoeuf,…