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With summer well underway and the media always prompting parents to do more to combat the growing epidemic of childhood

Scared? How To Get Your Child In The Water

March 9, 2013July 17, 2013 Kristene Blackham 1 Comment children, health, learning to swim, parenting, swimming, swimming lessons

When you are invested in making sure that your child knows how to swim, you’ll find that there are many

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5 Things You MUST Do After Having a Baby

January 17, 2013July 17, 2013 KatK 2 Comments baby, child, children, give birth, parenting, pregnancy, pregnant

Having a baby is an exciting time, and among the joy of a new baby it is easy to forget

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Exercise Your Sperm

January 2, 2013July 17, 2013 Suzy Mage 2 Comments babies, children, exercise, fitness, health, parenting, sex, sperm

Many people know that proper nutrition and exercise can promote good health. However, a new study indicates that moderate exercise

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Pediatricians Concerned About Suicide with ADHD Drugs

October 26, 2012July 17, 2013 Brad Chase 0 Comments adderall, adhd, children, children's health, concerta, FDA, focalin, health, mental health, novartis, parenting, ritalin, strattera, vyanase

ADHD drugs are increasingly coming under heavy scrutiny and criticism. For example, the latest group to demand for tighter control

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Get Rid of ADHD without Drugs

October 25, 2012October 23, 2012 Brad Chase 0 Comments adhd, b vitamins, casein, children, children's health, dairy, fish oil, food, gabag, Gluten, health, healthcare, iron, junk food, medicine, milk, Nutrition, parenting, Soda, soft drinks, sugar, supplements, Vitamin A, vitamin b, Vitamin D, Vitamin E, wheat, zinc

Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder or ADHD is increasingly diagnosed in children. The official figures estimate that 3 â€“ 5% of

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Pregnant Women Should Forget About Eating for Two

September 29, 2012March 20, 2013 Anna Dillon 0 Comments children, diet, food, health, healthy pregnancy diet, mommy, Nutrition, parenting, pregnancy, pregnant

It is a commonly held belief that pregnant women should eat more, as they are eating for two. However, women

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The Top 5 Ways To Establish Healthy Sleeping Patterns in Toddlers

September 18, 2012September 17, 2012 Alapati Amarendra 1 Comment children, children health, health, healthy sleep, parenting, Sleep News, toddlers

Toddlers need up to 11 to 12 hours of sleep every night to help them grow and develop and they

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Science Discovers Evil Babies

August 19, 2012August 19, 2012 Douglas Robb 0 Comments babies, baby, children, funny, good and bad, good vs bad, morality, morals, parenting, science

The next time you find yourselves mesmerized by the innocent beauty of your sleeping child…beware!!! That little munchkin isn’t as

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Natural Ways To Induce Labor

August 11, 2012August 4, 2012 Greg Newby 0 Comments babies, birth, children, health, healthcare, labor, labour, parenting, pregnancy, women's health

During pregnancy, many women go past their due date. While this is not uncommon, it may send a woman looking

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Childhood Obesity: THE NEW abNORMAL

May 24, 2012June 9, 2013 Douglas Robb 1 Comment cdc, childhood obesity, children, fat, fitness, food, health, Nutrition, obese, obesity, overweight, parenting

The next time some “expert” says that they ate tons of junk food as a kid and it didn’t make

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You Are What Your Mother Ate

April 2, 2012April 2, 2012 Douglas Robb 1 Comment babies, baby, childhood obesity, diet, epigenetics, fitness, food, genetics, health, Nutrition, obesity, parenting, pregnancy, weight loss

There is a ton of research showing that that obese parents are more likely to have obese children. Whether it’s

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Should Phys Ed Be Mandatory?

March 27, 2012March 27, 2012 Douglas Robb 1 Comment childhood obesity, children, exercise, fitness, gym class, health, obesity, parenting, pe, phys ed, physical education

Our kids are less active than ever before Our kids are fatter than ever before Diagnoses of childhood diabetes, hypertension

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