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Monthly Archives: September 2011
The Focus Fix
Many college students take prescription drugs such as Adderall to manage symptoms of attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), but some students may abuse Adderall. Is your teenager faking ADHD to obtain a drug prescription? Continue reading
Game on
If playing video games is your guilty pleasure, you now have an argument in favor of the frequently denounced hobby. Recent studies prove that playing video games with your daughter benefits her emotional health. Continue reading
Preparing Your Child for a New Sibling
Attending checkups, planning a nursery, picking out names—welcoming a new baby into your family can be an exciting, joyful time. As you continue checking off items on your to-do list, however, it’s important to make sure your son or daughter is prepared to welcome the new baby, as well. Continue reading
Hope in the Midst of Childhood Cancer
This year across the United States, more than 12,000 children will be diagnosed with cancer—and 3,000 of them will not survive the disease. Undoubtedly, a cancer diagnosis can turn the lives of a child and family upside down. Just ask Luke Goin and his family.
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Safe Slumber Time for Your Infant
Each year, approximately 2,300 infants die from sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). SIDS is most likely to affect infants under the age of 1 and typically occurs during the winter months. Continue reading
The Hidden Risks of Obesity
The physical health effects of obesity in teens is well documented and understood by many Americans. A recent study, however, has found a link between teen obesity and dangerous behaviors. Continue reading
Talking About Cancer
When a classmate is diagnosed with cancer, your child may struggle to cope with the news. It’s important to talk to your child about cancer, helping to alleviate any fears or anxieties associated with his or her classmate’s illness. Continue reading
Soothing Back-to-School Separation Anxiety
Your little one was looking forward to kindergarten all summer long—but now that school is in full swing, he or she is having a little trouble with separation anxiety. The good news is this is quite normal and in most cases will subside over time. Continue reading
Fruit and Veggie of the Month: Grapes and Winter Squash
Grapes and winter squash are the fruit and veggie of the month for September. To celebrate, try these recipes for interesting takes on fall favorites. Continue reading
Giving Up the Binky
Most children have a beloved blanket, stuffed animal or toy that can instantly calm anxiety and tears with a sense of security. Many babies develop the same attachment to pacifiers. Continue reading
