As the temperatures increase, so do the dangers surrounding little ones and cars. On average, 37 children die each year from being left alone in hot vehicles.
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On the really hot days of summer, it can be a challenge to stay well hydrated.
According to Lindsay Malone, a registered dietician at Cleveland Clinic, the good news
It’s no secret to Northeast Ohio residents, when the gray clouds finally give way to sunny and clear skies, most of us rejoice at the sight. Summer is the season we generally look forward to, with its warm temperatures and outside play, both in and out of the water. While each season brings its joys, it also comes with hazards. Akron Children’s Hospital shares some tips on how to safely celebrate the summer. ...
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Sugar and spice and everything … not so nice?
Babies & Bumps is a convention designed to prepare new and soon-to-be parents for all aspects of having a baby. Attendees can expect expert-led seminars that focus on topics related to pregnancy, labor & delivery, newborns & infants, and the transition to motherhood, plus demonstrations, a babywearing test drive area, and a Mom & Baby Market. Plus, find out how to win tickets to the event. ...
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About one in five school-aged children (ages 6-19) has obesity. Although genetics and hormonal causes may play a role in some cases of childhood obesity, most causes are due to overeating and under-exercising. Find out what healthcare professionals recommend for parents to help keep kids healthy.
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In pediatric neuropsychology, children are evaluated using standardized tests that might include communication skills, visual functioning, or paper and pencil work. A child’s thinking, attention and organization skills, memory and learning, speech/language, visual-spatial skill, academic development, and emotional/behavioral functioning may all be assessed. ...
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