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Wednesday, 18 May 2011 12:07
Preventing Swimmer’s Ear and Overheating
Summer is here and it is always fun to have a break from school. It also means that the weather will be heating up and so some precautions to prevent overheating should be taken.
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Kids Health
Tuesday, 19 April 2011 08:33
Summertime Health and Safety
Summertime is always a “feel good” time for most everyone. School is out, and the weather is warm, and the great outdoors welcome us. In order to have a safe and enjoyable summer break, some guidelines are in order.
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Kids Health
Monday, 21 March 2011 16:00
A Parent’s Guide to Quality Child Care
When you approach someone about keeping your child, there are several facts you must keep in mind to ensure their safety. Most caregivers are honest and forthcoming, but we all know that accidents can happen, even with the best of intentions.
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Kids Health
Friday, 18 February 2011 10:39
Summer Camps
Summer camps can be an enriching experience for your child. They can provide new adventures and extra education for kids while keeping them occupied and happy during summer break. Choosing the right camp generally involves knowing what experiences your child might already like as well as trying out a few new things. From a medical standpoint, you want to be sure to choose a safe environment and an age appropriate camp for your child. This article will cover these basics as well as how to deal with illness when away from home. Additionally, specialty camps for kids with medical problems will be discussed.
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Kids Health
Thursday, 20 January 2011 18:52
Kids and Travel
We live in a mobile society. Everyone drives everywhere. Just look at the line of cars in a fast-food drive through restaurant. People spend a lot of time in cars, commuting to work, driving kids to school and after school activities, and, of course, vacations.
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Kids Health
Friday, 17 December 2010 12:44
Kids Health; The Arrival of a Newborn
A new baby can come into a family in many ways. Regardless of how a family grows, the first few weeks are a time of transitions and emotions. Being prepared, as with many of life’s changes, can be extremely beneficial in reducing the stresses of the newborn or new child experience.
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Kids Health
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