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Real parents in their own words as to why they trust Dr. T.

Every morning this little angel walks over to the refrigerator and tells mommy, "Biotics time."  Mom likes Children's Chewable Probiotics baby Dr. Thornburg because it carries the trust of a board certified pediatrician that practices holistic medicine, plus it's easy, she takes it naturally, and it tastes great too.

December with Christmas and Hanukah mean treats. If you need healthy options then here are several I tried and really enjoyed! - Dr. T

Through my experience as a father and physician I'm sharing with you four areas that you can take more ownership of during a hospital birth. Lean in to us for support and we'll help give the confidence you need to stand your ground.

Expectant parents are increasingly becoming aware that they can request and at times insist on alternative interventions for their infants at birth. Here is a review of one of those...

The holiday blues - that nasty seasonal affliction that appears this time of year like a bad fruitcake wrapped in an ugly tie delivered during a sleet storm.

Why has play been removed from childhood? It's as if the Grinch came and stole childhood.

Essentially mom’s lifestyle before and during her pregnancy and the type of delivery the baby experiences provide the framework by which a baby’s immune system will be educated. 

True or False  Babies born by C-section have different bacterial profiles than their vaginally birthed cohorts. A.  True. True or False You are more bug than you are human.  Human cells...

Metchnikoff would say we are what we eat. Research has proven that we are what we think and feel. I would go on to say what we eat determines what we think and feel and visa versa. We all have the ability to face the cholera in our lives by setting our houses in order. Eat, play and love well. The solution will then find you.

After a long work day or one caring for your children, the last thing you want to deal with is stressful meal times. Keeping meltdowns, whining, and rambunctiousness to a minimum is a chief concern for parents who have way too much to do and not enough patience to do it with.

Taking your dinner routine from chaos to calm is doable. Here are five things you could do to bring calm to the dinner table.