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    Is Your Kid a Dandelion? 5 Signs of a Quietly Strong Child

    Some children bloom loudly like sunflowers, demanding attention with their bright personalities. Others grow quietly like dandelions, showing incredible strength in subtle ways that parents might miss. Dandelion kids possess a special kind of resilience that helps them thrive in any environment, just like their flower namesake that pushes through concrete sidewalks. Recognizing these quiet […] More

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    7 Fun Summer Activities to Keep Your Kid’s Brain Sharp

    Summer vacation doesn’t have to mean your child’s brain takes a three-month break. While kids deserve time to relax and play, keeping their minds active during the warmer months helps prevent the dreaded summer slide. The good news is that learning can be disguised as pure fun, making it a win-win for both parents and […] More

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    Why Men Should Abstain From Alcohol When Planning for Parenthood

    For eons, alcohol has been a social staple, yet its impact on fertility, particularly for men, often flies under the radar. While women are urged to avoid it during gestation, the father’s preconception health is equally vital. Ditching the drinks boosts male fertility and sets the stage for healthier offspring and a supportive family dynamic. […] More

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    20 Best Pets for Children with Anxiety

    Anxiety in children can be challenging. And there is nothing as comforting for them as the companionship of a pet. Here are 20 pets that are known to help reduce anxiety in kids, offering a sense of calm and joy. Dogs Dogs, especially breeds like golden retrievers and labradors, are great for reducing anxiety. A […] More

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    What is the Best Pink Eye Treatment for Your Child?

    Conjunctivitis, otherwise known as pink eye, is an irritating health issue that some people have to deal with on occasion. While it doesn’t make you sick, it does make your eyes hurt and it is very contagious. You might notice your eye turns red and very pink, and it will start oozing some unattractive stuff. […] More

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    Does Dye in Children’s Food Cause Behavioral Problems?

    Telling your kids they can’t have icing on their cake or anything that looks even remotely appetizing to them isn’t going to earn you any points in the parenting department – in the eyes of your kids. Unfortunately, the effects of children’s food dyes are real. According to Dr. David Katz of Yale, studies have […] More

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    Help Your Child Get That Stubborn Baby Tooth Out

    Dealing with a baby tooth should be no big deal.  The tooth gets loose, the child pulls it out, the tooth fairy does her part and everybody is happy.  Easy as pie, right?  Not always. Every now and then, your child will have a baby tooth that just will not want to come out.  It […] More

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    Help Your Child To Be Prepared For An Immunization

    Although we know that an immunization is for our child’s benefit, they do not always understand that.  Depending upon their age, their understanding is limited.  Even when they get a bit older the idea of an immunization is not their idea of fun.  I have learned a few tricks along the way to help my […] More

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    What To Do If Your Child Suffers From Motion Sickness

    Motion sickness is something that many children get from time to time when they spend an extended amount of time in a vehicle.  However, for some children, motion sickness can occur in very short trips as well.  The type of road that you are traveling on usually makes a difference.  Generally, motion sickness occurs more […] More

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