Children

Feeding Berries to Your Children Now Can Improve Their Future

April 10, 2014 by Kenmyers Leave a Comment

As a parent, it is your goal to make sure your children are as healthy as possible while they're growing. Unfortunately, many parents have chosen to allow the children to become obese through learned eating habits of the family. Although the number of obese children in the United States has begun to decline, there is still much that you can do to ensure a brighter future for … [Read more...]

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Bullying & How To Lessen Impact On Mental Health

March 2, 2014 by Rob S. Leave a Comment

There’s been so much attention brought to the idea of bullying in the past couple of years. More and more you will hear people speak out about how it can be done, the locations of bullying ranging from school to the online world. What many people do not fully comprehend is the negative impact that it can leave on one’s health. While it’s easy to say that moments like that are … [Read more...]

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How to Take Care of Your Children’s Feet?

January 6, 2014 by Jenny Wadlow Leave a Comment

As your children get older, they will use their feet more and more. They will be running around, jumping, leaping over things and generally trying to burn off as much energy as possible! Not only this, but they may also get into sports or dancing which is also tough on the feet. It is important that you teach your children how to look after their feet so that they don’t end up … [Read more...]

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Five Healthy Hobbies For Your Kids To Enjoy

October 6, 2013 by Wellbeing 1 Comment

The ways in which your children spend their spare time can play a huge role in the overall well-being. These activities can contribute to their emotional and physical health, as well as increase their energy levels, assist them in doing better in school and more. Children who participate in fun, healthy and educational hobbies are more likely to be well-adjusted individuals … [Read more...]

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Using Music to Develop Cognitive and Social Skills in Deaf Babies

October 5, 2013 by Wellbeing Leave a Comment

When babies are born, they undergo a series of tests that help their doctors determine if they can see, hear, and use their other senses normally. When babies fail to turn their heads at the sound of people talking or music playing, their doctors may then recommend that their parents start sensory treatment that can help these infants regain their hearing or learn to live with … [Read more...]

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Innovative Ways to Promote Healthy Eating at School

August 21, 2013 by Wellbeing Leave a Comment

One of the biggest problems with schools, in relation to food, is the unorganized nature of school dinners. A large part of the blame can be put there, followed by the relative cheapness of ‘less healthy’ foods. With the rise of Diabetes and obesity amongst young people, our government faces a nutrition crisis like never seen before. Our problem is across the board. Not just at … [Read more...]

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5 Ways to Aid Your Baby’s Motor Skill Development

August 12, 2013 by mollyp Leave a Comment

Your baby's motor skill development begins at birth. From the very start, they are learning at an exponential rate about how to use their hands, their eyes, their mouth and their feet. They are also learning how to use these functions in conjunction with one another. These skills increase with age, and as your baby enters into each new phase, there will be more motor skill … [Read more...]

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7 Ways to Keep Your Kids Off Drugs

July 5, 2013 by Hyrum Taffer Leave a Comment

Few things terrify parents more than the prospect of their teen (or younger) child becoming involved in dangerous drugs. But how can you possibly prevent your kids from making mistakes that could negatively affect their entire lives? Here are seven things that you can do to protect your child from the dangers of substance abuse. 1. Know what they’re up against It’s hard … [Read more...]

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Why Multiples and Nursing Pillows Make the Perfect Match

May 28, 2013 by Frank Pipolo Leave a Comment

Not one baby, but two...perhaps three...maybe even four? How'd you get so lucky? Well, double doses of joy and anxiety aside, it can become very cumbersome to take care of each baby's needs. This issue is also faced by mothers who already have a young child, and have a new baby shortly thereafter. To smooth out the rough edges of life with multiples, it is important to take … [Read more...]

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New Parents in Business at Home: 5 Reasons Baby Playards Are a Best Friend

April 10, 2013 by annbailey 1 Comment

If you’re a busy parent that has decided to handle business from home after the birth of your child, you may be looking for a solution to keep your curious infant busy while you work on the computer. The playard is the ideal fun and entertaining solution, but you may be wondering what makes them so unique and how can they benefit my child? 1) Concern for Safety Giving … [Read more...]

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