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Monthly Archives: January 2012
Preventing Pesticide Exposure
Pesticides are commonly used in commercial farming, especially for the growth and production of fruits and vegetables. However, new research suggests that children who are exposed to these chemicals could be at higher risk for developing attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Continue reading
Sign Up for Sign Language
Baby sign language is more than just a trend—it can offer a variety of benefits to parents and babies alike. Try teaching your child a few basic signs to improve communication and foster verbal development. Continue reading
Connecting Generations Despite Dementia
Teens often have trouble connecting with older generations. If a neurological disorder such as dementia or Alzheimer’s disease is added to the situation, your teen may need even more help relating to grandparents. Continue reading
Packing a Safer Lunch
Packing a lunch is a great way to save money and ensure your child is eating healthfully. However, many parents and children don’t realize an improperly stored lunch can lead to serious food-borne illness. Continue reading
Celebrating Daffodil Days®
About 12 million people are living with cancer—but with just a flower, you can make a difference. Every year, the American Cancer Society® (ACS) sponsors Daffodil Days®, a time when people can sell daffodils to support cancer research. Read on to learn more about this special fundraiser—and to find a special craft project you and your children can try. Continue reading
A Fighter Is Born
Born nine weeks early, baby Clayton Auman faced seemingly insurmountable odds. But the experts at St.Vincent Women’s Hospital and Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital at St.Vincent took extreme measures to save his life. Seven years later, Clayton is alive and well, a living example of how the biggest heroes in life are often also the smallest ones. Continue reading
Discovering Baby Yoga
Yoga isn’t just an activity for grown-ups anymore. Now, babies are joining in on the fun. Continue reading
School Schedule Switch
Many schools are looking for ways to reduce class sizes, and some have found that changing the academic calendar is a helpful solution. However, if your teen is moving from a traditional school schedule to a year-round model, the transition may be rocky. Continue reading
Fruit and Veggie of the Month: Broccoli and Pink Grapefruit
Resolve to eat more healthfully this year by adding recipes featuring broccoli and pink grapefruit to January’s meal plan. Continue reading
Ouch! My Ear Hurts
If your child suddenly becomes irritable, begins complaining of an earache and is running a fever, he or she may be suffering from an acute ear infection. Continue reading
