By Rachel Zahn on January 29, 2010
At least 20% of our teens have above normal cholesterol levels, and they’re not all overweight. See what she has to say …
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By Ellen and Rachel on January 29, 2010
My, how the transition from childhood, through adolescence, to adulthood has changed. Click below to glimpse your future — or maybe your recent past …
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By Ellen and Rachel on January 29, 2010
Help them breathe easier with these fabulous tips from healthychild.org.
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By Ellen and Rachel on January 28, 2010
Jared’s parents didn’t know it was possible. Most people – some doctors included- don’t either. Click below for this amazing story.
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By Ellen Schrier on January 27, 2010
I’ve got a son who’s almost eighteen months and I want to know when I should take him to the dentist …
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By Ellen and Rachel on January 27, 2010
Check out a new program aimed at re-training the young brain that’s gotten some startling results….
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By Ellen and Rachel on January 26, 2010
Learn how to reduce your child’s exposure to toxic chemicals at home in 5 easy steps. Click below for the link…
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By Ellen and Rachel on January 26, 2010
Confused by the FDA’s position on Bisphenol-A and children’s health? We sure were. Get the facts here.
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By Ellen and Rachel on January 25, 2010
Make sure you’re adding all of these to your kiddo’s diet. You’ll be glad you did. Click here for the link.
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By Rachel Zahn on January 25, 2010
Mamas, don’t let your babies grow up to be cowboys Don’t let ‘em pick guitars and drive them old trucks Make ‘em be doctors and lawyers and such Thank you, Willie Nelson. This iconic song is a reminder of one of the really important rules of childrearing: We don’t get to choose for them. The truth [...]
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