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Monthly Archives: June 2012
Your Summer Grilling Guide
Before your teen lends a helping hand with dinner by firing up the grill, ensure he or she understands how to properly operate all cookout equipment. Continue reading
Having a Restful Summer Vacation
Like many parents, you may have fond memories of late nights and lazy mornings after school let out for the summer. However, drastic changes in your child’s sleep schedule may cause problems when school is back in session. Continue reading
Your Kid-Friendly Surgery Guide
Preparing your child for a surgical procedure can be frightening for you both. However, there are steps you can take to help you and your child feel as comfortable as possible.
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Boom! Safety-Proof Your Firework Show
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), about 10,800 people in the United States are treated in emergency departments for injuries related to fireworks each year. As your family prepares for Independence Day outings, keep your toddler’s safety in mind. Continue reading
Bless You, Baby!
Baby ate and slept well today. Diaper is dry. What’s wrong? Why so fussy? It might be an allergic reaction. Continue reading
Pre-College Health Checklist
From SATs to financial aid, you’ve helped your teen prepare for higher education. Before your child’s first big day on campus, take one last step by making sure he or she is prepared for a healthy semester.
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June Joys: Peaches and Onions
During the month of June, pep up your family’s plates with in-season peaches and onions. Continue reading
There’s No Sugarcoating It
We call it a sweet tooth, but more and more experts believe that sugar can be as addictive as alcohol and tobacco. Help your little one kick the sugar habit before it becomes a lifelong struggle. Continue reading
Putting a Cap on Medication Errors
When your child is feeling “icky,” his or her primary care provider can prescribe medication or recommend over-the-counter remedies. However, the very medicine intended to make your child feel better can be hazardous without the right precautions. Continue reading
Not-So “Baby Safe”
One look through the “baby” department of a store will prove there are hundreds of items that claim to ensure the safety and happiness of your little one, but could they pose a hidden danger? Check out our list* of a few products marketed for babies that may do more harm than good. Continue reading
