Tampa Bay Parenting

Tampa Bay Parenting

Tampa Bay Parenting Magazine serves as the top source for local families, offering information on events, enjoyable activities, and uplifting stories that resonate with the community!

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  • 6 days ago | tampabayparenting.com | Sarah J. Hollenbeck

    A mother often knows her baby best. For Melissa, that mother’s intuition kicked in within the first few weeks of bringing her newborn son, Quest, home from the hospital. Like many parents, Melissa kept a diaper chart. She noticed instead of full bowel movements, Quest had small smudges in his diaper. “We’re at two, three weeks, no bowel movement,” Melissa remembers. “At 3 weeks old, he finally had one and I remember hearing him scream.

  • 6 days ago | tampabayparenting.com | Sarah J. Hollenbeck

    Discover how doctors at Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital helped Pediatric Gastroenterology patient, Quest, find much needed relief.

  • 6 days ago | tampabayparenting.com | Anu Varma Panchal

    From pools, water parks, springs and miles of beaches, Florida offers an abundance of options for water play. With the hot summer months under way, that’s a boon – as long as it’s done safely. According to the Florida Department of Health, our state ranks fourth in the country for unintentional drowning-related deaths among children ages 1-17.

  • 6 days ago | tampabayparenting.com | Maggie Rodriguez

    Summer’s here! If you’re thinking “uh-oh” because you haven’t planned any activities yet, stop worrying. Here are some ideas from Maggie and the Moms. Keeping the kids entertained doesn’t have to cost a fortune, or even a penny! As a mother of two young boys, Karimah Henry of “Crafting a Fun Life” has scouted the best splash pads in town. Lesley “Les” Miller Jr. All People's Community Park (has one of the best shaded playgrounds)Julian B.

  • 6 days ago | tampabayparenting.com | Dalia Colón

    We eat with our eyes first, so what could be more inviting than adorning your food with edible flowers? You don't need to be a master gardener, food stylist or duchess to get in on this Instagrammable trend. To avoid ingesting toxins, it’s best to grow your own flowers or buy grocery store flowers that are labeled as food-grade. If you’re growing your own, avoid pesticides on or near the plants.

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