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Happy Mother's Day!
I have been visiting my mother for an "early Mother's Day" celebration and she and I spent an evening reminiscing about all of the advice...
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Just when you thought your child was a good sleeper, you are now being awakened by them with a tap on the shoulder and them...
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Bullying Reaches New Low
Unfortunately its not uncommon to hear about kids bullying kids, sometimes with tragic results. But now there's a national story about school kids bullying Karen...
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Kids With Only One Kidney Can Still Play Sports
Otherwise healthy children who have only one kidney should be allowed to play sports according to a new study. That's quite a bit different from...
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Make Your Backyard a Safe Haven
Summertime means backyard time for kids. There's forts, trampolines, swings, pools, trees, everything you need to spark the imagination and capture the energy of youth....
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Teens Driving Better, But Texting Common
When it comes to driving and teens there's good news and not so good news. Let's look at the good news first. A new report...
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Kolcraft Strollers Recalled
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission and Health Canada, in cooperation with Kolcraft Enterprises Inc., announced a voluntary recall of the following consumer product. Consumers...
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Deliberate Self-Injury as Young as Age 7
While most of us hate it when we slice our finger or accidentally cut ourselves with something sharp, there are children as young as seven...
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ACL Injuries in Young Athletes
I have many young patients that are regular soccer players and many of them are adolescent girls. A recent article in the British Medical Journal...
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Summer Sun Protection
Lazy days by the pool are a warm weather ritual for many families. But, if your child is spending a lot of time outdoors, you...
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