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Should You Consider Early Learning Kindergarten for Your Kid? Here’s What to Know

October 2, 2022 by Jeannette

What comes to mind when you think about preschool? Do you worry that your kid is still too young to be in a structured setting? If so, your child can benefit much from early learning! Preschool is a great educational opportunity for kids because they are exposed to numbers, alphabet, and shapes. But more crucially, they gain social and emotional maturity and discover how to cooperate, share, and contribute to others. Learn five advantages of … [Read more...]

Facts about Childcare that Every Parent should Know during Corona

June 16, 2022 by Jeannette

You might be wondering how childcare in auckland focuses will be managed during the COVID-19 flare up. You might be looking for ways to keep your children happy, safe, and sound during this period as a teacher. Children don’t seem to be at risk for COVID-19, and they can continue to attend childcare as long as they are healthy. Immediately dial triple zero (000) if you or your children have trouble breathing. The call handler will ask you … [Read more...]

Sickle cell disease in newborns and children: What families should know and do

May 7, 2021 by

If you’ve learned that your newborn or young child has sickle cell disease, you — and other family members and friends — may have many questions. These days, most cases of sickle cell disease in the US are diagnosed through newborn screening. It’s important to make the diagnosis early, so that babies can be started on penicillin (or another antibiotic) to prevent infection. Getting connected early to a pediatrician for primary care — and to … [Read more...]

COVID-19 vaccines for children and teens: What we do — and don’t — know

May 6, 2021 by Kristin Moffitt MD

Vaccines have been heralded as a key measure to slow the COVID-19 pandemic and one day bring it to an end. Every day, millions of American adults are receiving one of the authorized vaccines proven highly effective at preventing severe illness that might otherwise lead to hospitalizations and deaths. In the US, most people over 65 have now been fully vaccinated, protecting the most vulnerable in our population. As an infectious disease … [Read more...]

Children Discipline Tips – The Danger of Confrontation

May 2, 2021 by Lily

I sometimes see such hostility, hate and resentment in families that I can do little to help. Often a difficult, defiant child clashes with confronting, forceful parents and this starts a war where there are no winners. Parents are strong, clever people and there is no doubt that we sail in a battleship with bigger guns than those of our children. If we choose to use all our fire power, we can blast them out of the water, but this settles … [Read more...]

Edibles and children: Poison center calls rise

April 24, 2021 by

If a 3-year-old finds a cookie on the table, chances are they are going to eat it. Even if it is made with marijuana or THC, CBD, or other components of cannabis. As more states have legalized the use of marijuana and an ever-widening range of derivative products, it’s not surprising that more children are being exposed — including by eating marijuana edibles. A research brief published in the journal Pediatrics found that between 2017 and 2019, … [Read more...]

Anti-Asian racism: Breaking through stereotypes and silence

April 16, 2021 by Justin Chen MD MPH

Like the rest of the country, I awoke on Wednesday, March 17 to the horrific news of a mass shooting in Atlanta that killed eight people. Six were Asian women, ranging in age from 44 to 74. I immediately went numb. Lulu Wang, the Chinese American filmmaker and director of The Farewell, gave voice to my pain on social media: “I know these women. The ones working themselves to the bone to send their kids to school, to send money back home.” The … [Read more...]

Summer camp: What parents need to know this year

April 2, 2021 by

It’s time to make summer plans, and for many families, those plans include summer camp. After the year we’ve had, the idea of getting out of the house, being active, and seeing other children sounds very appealing. While there is reason to hope that this summer will be better than 2020, the reality is that COVID-19 will still be with us. The vaccines will make a difference, but they aren’t available yet for campers under the age of 16 — and the … [Read more...]

Fully vaccinated against COVID-19? So, what can you safely do?

March 27, 2021 by

Congrats on getting your COVID-19 vaccine! You qualify as fully vaccinated two weeks after your second dose of the Moderna or Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine, or two weeks after your single dose of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Maybe you’re wondering what you can safely do now that you’re fully vaccinated. As an infectious disease specialist, I’ve provided answers to some common … [Read more...]

School reopening? What parents need to know and can do

March 27, 2021 by

It’s amazing how something as ordinary as going to school can become frightening and overwhelming during a pandemic. While some children have been attending school throughout the pandemic, most have been learning remotely, or in a hybrid model of some remote and some in person. As we pass the one-year mark, it has become increasingly clear that children need to get back into their pre-pandemic school routines. It’s not just education that has … [Read more...]

My COVID-19 vaccine story –– and what happened next

March 5, 2021 by

Like most healthcare workers, I was thrilled when I was eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. I’ve been involved in COVID-19 patient care since the very start of the pandemic in the US, and I had seen what this virus can do to people. We all felt incredibly helpless against this incredibly contagious bug. With time, experience, and study, we’ve learned which treatments help and which don’t. Even more importantly, we now have vaccines. The … [Read more...]

New school guidelines around COVID-19: What parents need to know

March 2, 2021 by

We all want our children to be able to go back to school. What we don’t want is for them — or their teachers — to get sick from COVID-19. There is no easy, let alone perfect, solution, which is why, a year into the pandemic, there is no clear way forward. Recently the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released new guidelines to serve as a roadmap for navigating this difficult part of our pandemic journey. According to these new … [Read more...]

Grandparenting: Anticipating March 11

February 17, 2021 by

March 11th, 2020 — or was it March 12th, or a few days before or beyond that? Each of us has a date and time etched in our minds when we knew that the COVID-19 pandemic was upon us. Now, the anniversary of that date is fast approaching. What, if anything, do we do to mark it? And how do we convey our thoughts and feelings about this milestone to our grandchildren? Anyone who has reached grandparenthood has collected anniversaries along the way. … [Read more...]

Need to revisit screen time?

February 10, 2021 by

Just about every single one of us is spending too much time in front of a screen these days. Many, if not most, of us are spending most of our days on one — including, unfortunately, our children. Hindsight is 20/20, of course. When the pandemic began a year ago, we had no way of knowing it would last so long. Suddenly, school became remote, daycare ended. Many parents started working remotely, and those who remained in the workplace had less … [Read more...]

Newborn jaundice: What parents need to know

February 5, 2021 by

Most newborn babies turn at least a little bit yellow. Known as jaundice, this condition is a very common and usually normal part of the newborn period. But in some very rare cases it can lead to (or be a sign of) a more serious problem. That’s why parents need to know about it. What causes jaundice? The yellow color of newborn jaundice is caused by high levels of a substance called bilirubin in the blood. Bilirubin mostly comes from the … [Read more...]

How to Get Your Child to Eat a Healthy Meal

February 4, 2021 by Jeannette

Are you feeling the generation gap when it comes to your child’s food choices? While you grew up learning the golden rules of eating, your child has grown up learning about the latest fad food. And it sure is a monumental task to get your child to have milk when he wants a fizzy drink. Nutritional mealtime habits are tough but not impossible to inculcate. Family meals provide an opportunity to educate children about the nutritional benefits of … [Read more...]

Effectively Disciplining Your Children

February 4, 2021 by Lily

These days, it can be tough to tell exactly what you should do in order to discipline your child. In the olden days, the belt was the standard of punishment, but these days, violence is not the answer. In this article, we’ll give you some alternative ideas for disciplining your children that avoids using spanking or other physical methods. One of the first things that you should do if your child is doing something that makes you angry is to do … [Read more...]

Growing Brood – 4 Practical Matters To Consider Before Having Another Child

February 4, 2021 by McAbee

Thinking of growing your family and adding to your brood? There’s no joy quite like pregnancy and then welcoming a new little life into the world. The chance to nurture a new child as a younger brother or sister is truly exciting. In order to make this happy event as stress-free and relaxing as possible, it’s essential that you do some preparation beforehand. Here are four practical matters to consider before having another child: Medical … [Read more...]

Helping Your Child To Cope With Loss

February 4, 2021 by Lily

When someone that you know passes away, be it a family member or a close friend, it can be difficult for your child to deal with it. Consequently, it’s important to learn all that you can regarding helping your child to deal with loss so that they will come out of the first experience with death they face without facing too much inner damage. In this article, we’ll offer up some tips that you may find helpful for those tough times when you have … [Read more...]

New dietary guidelines: Any changes for infants, children, and teens?

January 27, 2021 by

The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) has published new dietary guidelines to help Americans get and stay healthier across all parts of the lifespan. Babies and toddlers are included for the first time, because the recommendations cover our full lifespan. The guidelines are called “Make Every Bite Count.” If we want to get and stay healthy, we shouldn’t be eating foods that are basically empty calories — or worse, foods that actually … [Read more...]

Alcohol harms the brain in teen years –– before and after that, too

January 16, 2021 by

If we only paid attention to ads, it might seem as though alcohol — a beer or glass of wine, a shot of fiery liquor or sophisticated cocktail — merely served as a way to bring people together and make them happy. Drink responsibly, the ads wink, without ever explaining the toll that frequent or excessive alcohol use exacts, particularly at certain stages in life. Because alcohol doesn’t just get us drunk, impair our judgment, and hurt our liver: … [Read more...]

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Anyone use ESC series 3 headphones? With an Apple Watch?

January 29, 2023 By umonkee_around

Exactly as the title says. Wondering how the new ESC headphones are, if they pair well with the newer Apple Watches. submitted by /u/monkee_around [link] [comments] SOURCE: CrossFit on reddit - Read entire story here. … [Read More...]

Keep tweaking my neck during HSPU

January 29, 2023 By umonkee_around

Background context: I have a long history with CrossFit (formerly competitive, now I’m just a fit mom). I’m not nearly as strong as I once was, and as I’ve ramped up my training I’ve noticed I keep tweaking my neck during workouts with many kipping … [Read More...]

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I did 50 thrusters at 75lbs and 5 burpees at the top of every minute and it destroyed me felt like a newb I guess my programming needs more thrusters? submitted by /u/Outrageous-Low3446 [link] [comments] SOURCE: CrossFit on … [Read More...]

What’s the best balance board on the market? Looking for something appropriate for beginner to moderate, not professional.

January 29, 2023 By uStudioOk4558

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