Bunk Bed Safety From Top to Bottom
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Bunk beds are popular choice for kids' rooms, but it is important to know that bunk beds present some safety risks.
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Not-So-Sweet News About Caramel Coloring
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Caramel coloring may contain a chemical called 4-methylimidazole, or 4-MEI, which was found to cause cancer in mice.
White Noise: Not the Right Noise
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A new study in the journal Pediatrics suggests that some infant noise machines produce dangerous sounds that exceed safe levels even for adults.
Eye, Eye, Eye! Handling Eye Injuries
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It is far easier to prevent an eye injury than to treat one. But sometimes, despite your best efforts, your child will hurt his eyes. Find out how to treat an eye injury.
Teeth Grinding in Children
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If you walk past your child’s bedroom at night and hear a loud, wince-inducing grating noise, she is probably grinding her teeth.
The ABCs of Reading
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When you read to your child, you more than tell him a story. You stimulate his imagination, help develop his listening skills, and create a special bond between you two.
Recognizing Teen Dating Violence
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If your teen is in an abusive relationship, she may not always speak up. There are several reasons teens may keep dating violence a secret.
Welcoming a New Baby: Making the Transition Easy for Siblings
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It’s not always easy for a toddler or preschooler to accept a new baby. But there are ways to help make the transition a little smoother for your firstborn.
CHD That May Not Be Diagnosed Until Children Are Older
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Several types of congenital heart disease may not be diagnosed until a child is older.
Heart Matters
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Every year, 1 million babies are born with a heart defect, making congenital heart disease the most common type of birth defect in children.