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September is National Childhood Obesity Awareness Month, and a new study indicates that many teens are getting even less exercise than the average adult. read more
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About one in every 68 children in the U.S. has Autism Spectrum Disorder, or ASD, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). read more
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If you cannot understand your child's speech, ask your pediatrician for a referral to a speech-language pathologist, who diagnoses speech and language difficulties. The SLP will conduct an evaluation that will provide an overall view of how your child is communicating, which skills are emerging, which skills have been mastered, and, possibly, areas of struggle. Learn more about the process here. ...
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Many adults take some form of supplement whether it be a multivitamin, single dose vitamin or a protein powder, but what about kids? Learn why in some cases supplementation may be necessary, but in other cases your child won’t really benefit. ...
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It's never too early to have your child's hearing tested if you have concerns. Learn some common signs that might indicate your child has a hearing loss, as well as testing methods for newborns, infants and toddlers. Also, find out if common ear infections are a cause for concern when it comes to hearing. ...
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By letting your kids play a role in planning and packing their lunches — while tossing in a variety of appealing, fun options — you can make sure they are set up for success. Find out some different packing options and ways kids can get involved.
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It’s bound to happen. If your child plays a competitive sport or game, he or she will lose sometimes. And, as a parent, it’s your job to help your child
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The Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage will kick off its Stop the Hate Youth Speak Out program with an event on Wednesday. Teachers, parents and students who are interested in the scholarship program are invited to attend the free event, which features an introduction to the program and a special tour. ...
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The first few years of life are a critical time for speech and language development, as children must be able to hear speech clearly in order to learn language. The earlier a hearing loss is identified and treated, the more likely the child will develop speech and language skills on par with normally hearing children. Learn about the different communication methods and approaches available for children with a hearing loss. ...
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