Cell Phones and Infertility
In this post, Dr. Cunningham addresses the relationship between cell phones and infertility, explaining how radiation from your phone can impact your fertility.
Raising Children with a Spirit of Courage
In this post, Dr. Cunningham discusses the importance of raising children with a spirit of courage rather than with today’s spirit of fear.
Heat Exhaustion: What is it and Can it be Prevented?
In this post, Dr. Cunningham gives a personal account of her experience with heat exhaustion. She then explains what heat exhaustion is and how to prevent it.
Alternatives to Baby Formula
In this post, Dr. Cunningham discusses alternatives to store-bought baby formula, even as many of these products are being recalled due to serious contamination.
Chores and Children
In this post, Dr. Cunningham looks at scientific data to answer the question: are chores good or bad for raising happy, healthy children?
Quality Books for Children
In this post Dr. Cunningham discusses how helping your children choose quality books will advance their virtue, knowledge and intellect.
Reading to Your Children: Why is it Important?
In this post, Dr. Cunningham discusses the benefits of reading to your children. She also answers the question of whether a device can be your substitute.
School Choice
In this post, Dr. Cunningham explains what school choice is and why it is important in raising happy, healthy children.
Screen Time and Children: Helpful or Harmful?
In this post, Dr. Cunningham discusses the developmental, educational and medical effects of screen time on children.
Ultra-Processed Foods: Ultra-Popular, Yet Ultra-Toxic
Hello Mommies and Daddies. Thank you for reading with me today. At happyhealthychildren.org, our goal is to provide you with scientific information you need to raise happy, healthy children. Today I want to talk to you about ultra-processed foods, what they are and why they are making so many children sick. Perhaps a ridiculous question,…
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