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8 Fun Indoor Activities for Kids

February 28, 2022

Spending quality time with your children is very important. However, when you’re stuck inside, whether it’s from rain, snow, or any other prohibitor, it can be hard to find ways to keep them occupied. Indoor activities for kids are essential for those moments.  Plan These Indoor Activities For Kids These indoor activities for kids will...

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Flu Symptoms in Children: When to See a Doctor

February 15, 2022

Flu season can be a stressful time for parents and children alike. One of the most challenging parts is determining whether what you’re observing is the flu or not. Flu symptoms in children can present themselves in a variety of ways.  Common Flu Symptoms in Children Typical flu symptoms in children are easily observable once...

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Is It Allergies or a Cold?

January 29, 2022

Since colds and allergies have similar symptoms, it is not uncommon for a parent to be unsure of whether their child has allergies or a cold. If you’re wondering whether your child’s symptoms reveal allergies or a cold, ask yourself the following questions to pinpoint the cause of your child’s discomfort. 1.      How quickly did...

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What to Do When Your Child Has a Fever

January 15, 2022

Fevers in children can be worrisome for parents, especially for first-time moms and dads and parents of infants. Before we dig into what to do when your child has a fever, let’s define what qualifies as a fever.  What is a Fever? A fever is defined by most doctors as a temperature of 100.4 degrees...

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5 Healthy Habits for the Whole Family

December 30, 2021

The new year means a fresh start, but there’s nothing magical about January 1. Any day of the year is a great opportunity to set goals and implement healthy lifestyle habits. Resolutions aren’t just for you personally. Consider sitting down as a family, or if your children are too young set aside time with your...

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How You Can Take Precaution During RSV Season

December 17, 2021

Winter is here, which also means respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) season. Whether you are an expectant parent for the first time or already have young children at home, you should be aware of the symptoms of RSV and how to protect against it. What is RSV? RSV is one of many viruses that cause respiratory...

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Holiday Safety for Children

November 30, 2021

Not only is it the season to be merry, but also the season to avoid holiday related injuries. Although children are known to be accident prone year round, the holidays are a time when accident rates tend to increase. Although holiday mishaps may be fun to laugh about in movies, such as Chevy Chase Christmas...

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Baby’s First Foods: Tips for Starting Solids

November 15, 2021

As babies grow and develop, their needs change. And time can fly by when watching your child grow up, so certain changes may sneak up on you. One big milestone for infants is branching out from an exclusively breastmilk or formula diet. But what should your baby’s first foods be? For the best and safest...

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Fall Bucket List for Families

October 18, 2021

Now that it’s October, we are officially in fall mode! It can be a bummer to say goodbye to summer, but fall has so much to offer that it’s easy to make the transition from shorts to sweaters. With its cooler temperatures and a variety of seasonal activities on offer, fall is the perfect time...

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How to Recognize Signs of Bullying

October 9, 2021

As a parent, there are a million little things to worry about when it comes to raising a happy, healthy, confident, and capable child. One issue that concerns parents of school-aged children is bullying. Bullying is a huge problem for many children in the U.S. and efforts to decrease and prevent it have gained public...

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