As families settle into a new school year, change is everywhere. New classrooms, new routines, changing friendships and growing independence all require children to adapt. While some transitions are exciting, others are much harder — and children don’t always have the words to tell us what they’re experiencing.

As an emergency veterinarian hospital, we see all kinds of seasonal injuries and illnesses. Keep your pet healthy and safe with these reminders...

Right now you’re probably enjoying beautiful Oregon summer weather, but in a few months you might be wishing for some warmth. Good news: the Phoenix/Scottsdale area is blessed with an average of 330 days of sunshine every year, and it’s easy to get there from the Eugene Airport.

As children grow and seek greater independence, staying connected to their daily lives can feel more complex. Establishing thoughtful, consistent monitoring practices early makes it easier to support them while maintaining safety and trust.

It’s a question almost every parent hears at some point: “Why do I have to learn this stuff?” In most cases, your child is not being obstinate; they’re thinking critically, and that’s something to encourage.

Have a question you forgot to discuss at the doctor’s office?