Dr. Laura Jana – Primrose Schools

Dr. Laura Jana is a pediatrician and award-winning parenting and children’s book author. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Michigan, an MD from Case Western Reserve, and is the co-founder of Amazing Me Books. With a faculty appointment at Penn State University’s Edna Bennett Pierce Prevention Research Center, some of her key areas of focus are early brain and child development, health and wellness, and early education. Dr. Jana also serves as an author and media spokesperson for the American Academy of Pediatrics, and lives in Nebraska with her husband and 3 children.

Helping Your Child Develop Healthy Sleep Habits

There’s nothing quite like parenthood to remind us that sleep is a beautiful thing. Whether we never seem to get enough or our children resist…

Is It a Cold, or Is It the Flu?

Each year as the school year hits full swing, we enter what is commonly referred to as cold and flu season. And each year, one…

De-Stressing and Spending Quality Time with Your Kids

Many of us look forward to having extra time to spend with our children and families, but we are often faced with busy weeks and…

Mother putting sunscreen on a young girl’s nose

Summer Skin Care Tips For Your Child

Taking simple precautions can help make fun in the sun safer for your family. Here are 6 safety tips to keep in mind.

7 Ways to Make Time Change Easier

It often takes a bit more time, effort and advanced planning to help us and our children adjust to time changes, so here are a few tried-and-true tips to make that transition a little easier.

Father teaches toddler son how to brush and take care of teeth

Dental Care Tips for Kids 0-6

February is Children’s Dental Health month! Follow these age-specific dental care tips to help your child develop healthy habits and a sparkling smile.

Mom comforts her baby who has an ear infection.

My Child Has an Ear Infection. Now What?

If your child has an ear infection, you’re not alone! Ear infections are the most common diagnosis made during children’s visits to the doctor. While these infections can and do occur at any age (adults included), they’re most common during the first two to four years of life.

Dad checks for flu symptoms by measuring temperature of his sick son.

4 Simple Ways to Protect Your Family Against Cold & Flu Season

The sniffles, fevers and coughs that come with cold and flu season are never fun for parents and children alike.

Mother comforts and soothes her crying baby

What To Do When Your Child Has Colic

For expectant parents, simply hearing the word “colic” is enough to invoke feelings of fear. Caring for a baby with colic often (and understandably) causes…