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Student Spotlights – April 2026
From the Publisher – April 2026
Time really does fly when you’re having fun, and I am truly feeling that this month! It is hard to believe, but Mobile Bay Parents is celebrating 15 years! Reaching […]
What Is Pervasive Demand Avoidance?
If getting your child to put on shoes, start homework, or even join a fun activity feels like a daily battle, you are not alone—and your child is likely not […]
It’s Not Too Late to Save for Retirement
Q. I’m 50 years old, and through a series of bad life decisions, I have nothing set aside for retirement. Now that I’m finally in a better place financially, I’m […]
Is Social Media Really Addictive…Or Are We Asking the Wrong Question?
I asked a similar question in 2023, which turned into my very first blog post. It was short, inquisitive, and left me with more questions than answers. Fast forward to […]
Creating Magic Birthday Without the Pressure
Planning your child’s birthday can be exhausting.Pinterest boards, picture-perfect parties, and birthday themes are everywhere you look. It’s easy to feel likeevery year has to be bigger, brighter, more expensive […]
Getting Them Outside: How to Swap Screens For The Spring Sunshine
Spring arrives like an invitation, with longer days, warmer air, and a world that practically begs to be explored outdoors. However, for many families, the pull of video games and […]
The Chef Du Jour: How to Throw a Delicious Themed Birthday Party
Does your son or daughter enjoy spending time in the kitchen preparing food for the family? Maybe you should consider a cooking-themed birthday this year. Including a child in the […]
Spring Checkups for Sports and Camps
Kids Health Watch is Sponsored by Children’s Medical Group Spring checkups and camp or sports physicals are often viewed as a “check the box” formality before summer activities begin. In […]
Teacher of the Month: Katie Scoggins, St. Paul’s Episcopal School
“Meeting the diverse academic and emotional needs of every student can be challenging,” shared Katie Scoggins of St. Paul’s Episcopal School. “I navigate this by building strong relationships, maintaining open […]