Kids Health

Five Ways to Stop the Bullying

March 11, 2011

Whether you are a neighborhood, a school, a church, or anything else, bullying should not be tolerated. However, kids tend to bully, and unless you take action against it, it can escalate out of control and become a real problem. The following are five ways to stop bullying from occurring. 1. No tolerance policy. Initiating [...]

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Teaching Kids Basic First Aid

March 10, 2011

When a child is old enough to understand it, they should be taught first aid. Basic first aid skills will aid them in their life, treating their own problems and injuries, as well as those of others. A child should have an understanding of first aid basics. The following is a look at how to [...]

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Need to Know: Teaching Kids First Aid

March 9, 2011

It is a good idea to take the time to teach your child first aid. Do not leave that up to someone else, as you never know when they might need it. A child may be hesitant to learn first aid because the terminology and equipment can sometimes be overwhelming or confusing. However, learning the [...]

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More Crib Safety Dos and Don’ts

February 26, 2011

The crib you put your baby in is a big deal. You want to make sure it is safe, and that your precious cargo does not come to harm because of their bed. Here are a few of the do’s and don’ts of crib safety: Dos: Do place baby on his/her back in a crib [...]

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Crib Safety Dos and Don’ts

February 25, 2011

Cribs are a wonderful place for a baby to sleep, but they can also lead to danger if you are not careful. The following are some crib safety do’s and don’ts to help your baby be secure and safe in their crib: Do’s: Do dress your baby warmly rather than use blankets. A blanket can [...]

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When Does Your Child Need Braces?

December 15, 2010

Both of my young children, now eight and five years old, are thumb-suckers. Each time I take them to the dentist, we’re all reminded of the dental problems that this habit can create. As my kids grow and develop, my concerns regarding whether or not they’ll need braces or retainers have steadily increased. In our [...]

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