Children’s skin can be tender, reactive, and easily overwhelmed by too many products. During the back-to-school season, children may experience increased sweating, more handwashing, more clothing changes, more outdoor play, and greater exposure to everyday irritants. A simple skincare plan can help families bring calm and consistency back into the routine.

August is a season of transition for many families. Children are returning to school, routines are changing, and parents are preparing for a new rhythm at home. Healthy children need support in many areas, including skincare, sleep, emotional security, learning, movement, and daily routines. School readiness is about more than being able to identify letters and numbers. The American

July is National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness about the mental health challenges that affect racial and ethnic minority communities. The CDC observes this month to highlight challenges that affect mental health in minority groups and to encourage support for mental health equity.