Living a healthy lifestyle takes persistence and effort. Still, with our busy and at times chaotic lives, it’s can feel easier to give in to the convenient and often unhealthy desires of our children as a way to reward them for good behavior and grades. Here’s a short list of healthy and inexpensive rewards to motivate your child to keep up the great work.
Cynthia Arias-Cardoso, MS, QMHP wants us to expand what it means to care for the health and well-being of women and children within the first year of birth.
Lynda Given has served on the IWS Board of Directors for over 10 years. During that time, she has served as both Vice President and President of the Board.
Many children on the autism spectrum experience sleep problems. These tips will help you and your child get to sleep and rest well.
The Angel Harvey Family Health Center of the Infant Welfare Society of Chicago (IWS) is pleased to announce Jerry Isikoff, PhD as the new Chief Executive Officer.
Adopted from the National Immunization Awareness Month (NIAM) Toolkit
It’s hard to say what the group of visionaries who decided to save the lives of babies by providing pasteurized milk to Chicago’s families in 1911 envisioned for the future of healthcare.
The following is an excerpt from parts of Minnie Sandstedt’s acceptance speech at the 2017 Annual Meeting and Celebration Luncheon.It is with great honor, monumental pride, and extreme humility that I accept this very inspiring award.
Nikita Patel, D.O. repeats herself often. She talks every day with individuals and families about the risk of diabetes and how to reverse a diagnosis of pre-diabetes.
If your health and fitness goals for the new year have been waning, a recently published study from Cornell University may give you and your family a renewed zest for getting or staying in shape.