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Back to Sleep Campaign
By the time new parents bring their baby home from the hospital, they have been given a list of dos and don'ts when it comes...
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Surface Germs Part II
With all the coughing and sneezing going around, we know germs are airborne. But what about the ones that seem to linger on surfaces?
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Germs on Surfaces
It's the sick season and everywhere you go, I know you have heard someone sneezing or coughing. But what about the germs that just seem...
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Vaccination Schedule
The Center for Disease Control and the Advisory Committee on Immunization practices recently released the new 2013 immunization schedule.
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New Moms and Driving
New moms...we know you're busy, but you are putting yourself and your baby at risk every time you pick up your cell phone while driving!
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Teens Using Steroids To Achieve The Perfect Body
Ask any teen if they'd like to be lean and muscular and most likely they are going to say yes. In fact more and more...
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Recall: PeaPod and PeaPod Plus Travel Kits
KidCo Inc. in cooperation with The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) is voluntarily recalling 220,000 of its PeaPod and PeaPod Plus travel beds due...
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Generosity and Children
Like many adults, kids tend to be more generous when someone else is aware of their actions. A new study from Yale University says age...
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Recall: Nestle Nesquik Chocolate Powder
Nesquik, a popular chocolate powder, has been voluntarily recalled by its maker Nestle USA because of possible salmonella risk. The company said that the recalled...
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Help Prevent Colds From Spreading
American's are in the beginning stages of the typical cold and flu season that usually peaks around February. Once a family member or friend brings...
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Playtime with Your Kids
I have frequently prescribed play therapy for children but recently I have prescribed it for several parents. This prescription has been written on several different...
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Magnetic Toy's Warning Labels Not Enough
Current warnings labels on magnetic toys don't seem to be effective in keeping powerful magnets out of the mouths of small children according to a...
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Are Organic Foods Healthier for Kids?
There's a bit of a battle brewing among some scientific communities over whether organic vegetables & meats are healthier for kids (and adults) in the...
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Head Lice and Ivermectin Lotion
I first heard about the drug, ivermectin, as a paste wormer for horses. It kills parasites. I then discovered that oral ivermectin has been used...
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Timeout!
When I am seeing toddlers for their check ups, the topic of behavior is usually at the top of both the parent's and my list...
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