Posted on 06 October 2011.
As a parent, the last thing you want to believe is that there is something wrong with your child. But if you suspect that your child might be delayed in developing the way they should be, waiting is the worst thing you could do. Recent research supports the fact that a child’s early experiences alter [...]
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Posted in Babies & Toddlers, Home
Posted on 19 July 2011.
Despite advice that the sun will shrivel us all into tiny particles of dust only to be blown about by the wind, we are forgetting some other, equally important advice. Outdoor activities are especially important to young children, as research shows that play time is brain time. And indoor activities have their limitations. Here are [...]
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Posted in School Age
Posted on 19 July 2011.
When preparing preteens and teens across the country for the new school year, vaccination against meningococcal disease needs to be at the top of every parent’s back-to-school checklist. Meningococcal disease is a rare, but serious bacterial infection that can cause meningitis and take the life of an otherwise healthy child in just a single day. [...]
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Posted in Teen
Posted on 15 July 2011.
Many parents are already familiar with the term “planking.” The idea began with two young travelers bored with traditional photo poses in the earlier part of the decade. It has since become an internet sensation. The idea is that one would pose themselves as straight as a plank, hence the name, in well, some [...]
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Posted in StAGEs, Teen
Posted on 11 July 2011.
Good news: Teen girls are embracing being active,and athletics is the leading activity they participate in at school. Today, 65 percent of high school girls participate in a school sport. The top 10 are track and field, soccer, tennis, basketball, volleyball, softball, cross-country, swimming, cheerleading and dance team. Survey Results A recent survey conducted by [...]
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Posted in Teen