Making the Most of Your Child’s Back-To-School Physical
Your child’s back-to-school physical is a great way to start the school year in the healthiest way possible. Know how to prepare and make the most of this annual visit.
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Making the Most of Your Child’s Back-To-School Physical
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Making the Most of Your Child’s Back-To-School Physical
Recent Blogs
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Fun Crafts to Do With Kids While Staying at Home
Estimated read time:Looking for activities to fill the days while everyone is together at home? Try one of these simple homemade crafts with your children.
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9 Tips for Balancing Work and Childcare During COVID-19 Quarantine
Estimated read time:Your kids need attention. So does your boss. How do you find balance while working from home during the coronavirus outbreak? Try setting boundaries, keeping a schedule and giving yourself a break.
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How to Keep Kids’ Brains Sharp During Quarantine
Estimated read time:COVID-19 has led to school closures and home quarantine. Help keep kids learning with these tips.
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Keeping Kids Entertained at Home
Estimated read time:With kids out of school and more parents working from home due to coronavirus, families suddenly have a lot of time together. You can help to make it both productive and fun.
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Protecting Your Child’s Spine
Estimated read time:Regular exercise, injury prevention, sensible footwear, strong core muscles and a positive attitude are all keys to keeping kids and teens on track for a healthy future.
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Helping Children Manage Scoliosis
Estimated read time:Learn how children are screened for scoliosis and treatments available that can help manage the condition.
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Twists and Breaks: Childhood Sports Injuries to Watch For
Estimated read time:Minor scrapes, strains and bruises are expected, but as many as half of all children will experience a broken bone. And most of these fractures occur while engaging in sports.
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Infant and Child CPR: When Seconds Matter
Estimated read time:If the unthinkable happens and your child can't breathe or their heart stops, every second matters. Instead of spending those seconds waiting for emergency responders to arrive, you can use them...