Dr. Dina's Parenting Tips for Mom and Dad

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BABY POO CHEAT SHEET – WHAT IS NORMAL POOP??
Baby Poo and new parents obsession with it .. and how can they not be? After all, you get up close and personal with poop several times a day. Poo simply cannot help but take a place front and center in your mind! So it’s not surprising that I am frequently asked what is normal and what is not. Here’s my cheat sheet.
Pregnant? What to Bring to the Hospital. Delivery Essentials.
When our parents were having children, when a woman went to the hospital to deliver, she brought her clothes and her partner. Often, they stayed in a hospital for a few days, and everything was provided for post partum care and baby’s care. Diapers, wipes, soothers, diaper cream, formula, and pads for mom were all readily available. My mom says they had a toiletry bag packed with hygiene products ready for her in her birthing suite, provided by the hospital.
10 Tips for Tummy Time – How to Make It Work For You and Your Baby | Dr Dina Kulik
I stood proudly on my soap box dispensing all sorts of evidence-based facts to the new moms coming into my office (probably as they were gritting their teeth!). But as karma would have it, the son of a pediatric physiotherapist hated tummy time–just like many babies who were coming in. As tough as it is, the building blocks of coordination and strength that tummy time gives a baby are worth it. So below are my tips for tummy time to make it work for you and your baby
How to get your child back on track and be healthy this summer! | Dr Dina Kulik
As parents, it’s up to us to set an example, so our children can be healthy. To get healthy for Summer to stay healthy year-round, we need to change our eating habits and make exercise a top priority!
Children's Mental Health and Virtual Care - How Does it Work?
How can virtual care address your child’s mental health concerns?
Types of Acne and Their Treatment | Dr Dina Kulik
Acne can be a miserable by-product of puberty, affecting 85% of all teenagers. It is caused by an inflammation of the sebaceous glands and hair follicles and it triggers a variety of skin problems.
Chiropractic Care For Kids
The reality is that children have complicated bodies just like adults, and their imbalances and injuries deserve to be treated just the same. So, what can a Chiropractor do for kids?
What are the Newborn Milestones I Should Look For?
Becoming a first time parent is such an exciting time, with many mixed emotions of joy, nervousness, excitement, feeling overwhelmed and uncertainty. These are all very normal emotions to exhibit. As you watch your child grow and develop, most parents have numerous questions: is my child developing correctly, are they on the right track, should I be worried?
Sprained Ankle Symptoms, How To Heal A Sprained Ankle
An ankle sprain is the result of the ligaments that support and stabilize the ankle getting overly stretched or in more severe cases, torn.
When Should Children See The Pediatric Eye Doctor
Vision is key to your child’s success in school and learning. 1 in 4 school aged children have vision problems that go undetected affecting learning abilities, social development and adjustment to school. Outside of school, vision is also very important in sports and play. Eye hand coordination and being able to see well makes recreational activities that much more fun.
Five Reasons to Inform Yourself About Your Baby Gear
It’s is very tempting to buy the latest and greatest baby gear that may allow your baby to sit or stand ahead of schedule- not to mention buy a few minutes to load the dishwasher. Let’s be honest, it’s pretty cute to watch them bounce around and laugh their heads off in the Jolly Jumper.
Dyslexia In Adults - Dr Dina Kulik
As dyslexia is becoming more discussed in the media, you may commonly see dyslexia in adults portrayed in an increasingly positive light.
Things I'll Miss About Early Motherhood
New Parent? “Say goodbye to sleep;” … “Are you going back to work? You are?? You are not??” Judgments and opinions abound as you welcome your little one into this world along with your new role as mother or father. People mean well, but in the early months of your baby’s life the advice and running commentary – often unsolicited – can do more harm than good.