The flowers are blooming, the bluebonnet photos are everywhere, and I can’t breathe through my nose. It’s the magical time of year where we can wear shorts {finally!} and my grass is green again, but two days after the yard guys come, my driveway is full of the dreaded pollen. Dr. Robbyn Traylor, Chief Medical […]
Like any typical two-year-old, my oldest has quite a few fears. Fear of pooping on the potty. Big dogs. Drop-off at Mother’s Day Out. Strangers. Sliding down the fast, big kids’ slide at the park. Thunder. All are typical fears that any kid may have at some point in life. One thing she shouldn’t be […]
It’s springtime in Houston, and it’s glorious. Mild{ish} days tempered with cooler nights. Soon we will be in the throes of stifling summer heat, so we need to savor this very short season. That said, if your family is anything like mine, spring also means allergy season in Houston. Drenching rains give way to blooming […]
My attempt to be an educated and proactive parent put me in a situation where I found my infant daughter in anaphylaxis. These days, I can fire-up Facebook and see what the latest research says via reputable news sources. The wonders of social media! This can be a good thing if all the facts are […]
Shortly after bringing our baby Parker home from the hospital, a good friend of mine dropped by to visit, meet the baby, and bring us dinner. As we were chatting, I confided in her that I was really struggling with Parker. I shared with her that he screamed and cried so much that he was […]
