When it comes to the flu and vaccination, everyone has an opinion. To help you stay healthy, we debunk the most common flu and vaccination myths.
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Toys are an important and fun part of a child’s life. They can, however, come with risks. As a result, it’s essential for parents to keep an eye on their children while they play and inspect their toys.
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If your child becomes sleepier or thirstier than usual, it could be a sign of type 1 diabetes. Everything you need to know about type 1 diabetes is right here.
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The birth of a child is usually a happy moment. If your kid was born prematurely, you may be concerned about bringing him or her home. Here are some tips for caring for your premature newborn at home.
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It could be depression if a child’s sad or unpleasant mood lasts for weeks or longer, and there are other changes in their behavior. Learn how to spot the signs of depression in children and what parents can do to assist.
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Due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, children have been remaining at home for some time. Parents may be concerned about their child’s ability to cope with back-to-school anxiety and homesickness now that schools have reopened.
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For more information about ACEs and toxic stress, including what they are and how they appear in the body, please continue to read.
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Developmental screening is important because it might identify children who require additional resources or supports. Continue reading to find out more.
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The cold and flu season starts in the fall and lasts until the spring. Learn how to keep your child safe during these potentially contagious times.
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This year’s back-to-school shopping will be a little different. From fashionable school supplies to fundamental basics, face masks, and other essentials—ideal for in-person or virtual learning.
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