By Dr. Elizabeth Triggs To write this entry, I consulted nine young adults ages 18 – 30 (my nieces and nephews) to add first person experience to this article. Not
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Getting Ready for Kindergarten
Starting kindergarten can be both exciting and intimidating. The change of schedule, new activities, and social aspects may take some time for your child to adjust to. There are a
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Travel Tips
Spring and summer is here and for millions of Americans that means it is time for a vacation. To get you prepared, here are a few tips for you and your
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Germ Warfare: Keeping Kids Safe from Germs
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Winter Safety for Kids: 5 Tips for Staying Safe in Cold Weather
Winter brings bitter cold and heavy snowfall to many parts of the US. Winter conditions as well as winter colds and illnesses. Maintaining good health and safety requires a little
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