With all the recent reports coming out about climate change, and having just come out of the warmest winter in Florida’s history, I’m sure I’m not alone in hoping to... Read More

“Put some tea tree oil on that, it’ll clear right up.” “Take a bath with lavender for your nerves.” For years, families seeking holistic health options have heard the benefits... Read More

About three years ago, Stevie Morgan was a soon-to-be single mom trying to figure things out. She had just moved from Miami back to Tampa where she (and her father... Read More

Kids all over Tampa Bay are clinging to the last few days of summer but as the new school year approaches parents should be thinking about how to transition their... Read More

by Dr. Lou Romig, Assistant Medical Director;  After Hours Pediatrics Urgent Care When shopping for your child’s school backpack, there are important factors to consider. Carrying too much weight in... Read More

Every month, Tampa Bay Parenting features a woman who is truly extraordinary. This month, we featured Dr. Tracey Delucia, M.D., Ph.D., is a pediatric orthopedic surgeon at St. Joseph’s Children’s Hospital.... Read More

  She was only 2 when the doctors gave up hope. The same small head that Moriah Barnhart had planted hundreds of kisses on would soon undergo surgery, creating a... Read More

There has been a rise in the flourishing and enthusiastic trend of experimenting with fermentation to enhance flavors and create healthier and more sustainable foods. Of course, fermentation is by... Read More

Endocrine-disrupting chemicals permeate our environment and some of the worst are phthalates, linked to genital defects in boys, asthma, endometriosis and learning disabilities. They’re common ingredients in household plastics and... Read More

Every night, parents are faced with a big challenge: getting the kids to go to bed without a fight. We have heard it all, from “I need a glass of... Read More

By Megan Boyle, HCHW Editorial Director Perchlorate, a toxic component of rocket fuel, may be harming your baby’s development – and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration is allowing it... Read More

Lisa-Marie Leihy takes care to make sure that her daughter, Sarina, stays healthy. She cooks healthy meals, reminds Sarina to put on her helmet when she rides her bike, and... Read More