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Fun Ways to Keep Kids Active through the Winter
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Just because it’s cold out doesn’t mean your kids have to stay inside. Find great ideas to help kids (and adults) stay active through the winter, and all year long!
Flu Update: What You Need to Know
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Many children in the Philadelphia area are sick with flu. Find out when to contact your doctor and when to go to the emergency room.
Protecting Your Child against Hearing Loss
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Over-exposure to loud noises can lead to potentially permanent hearing damage. Learn about symptoms to watch for and how to prevent hearing loss in your child.
Managing Your Child’s Chronic Disease: Make Your School Your Ally
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Read advice for working with schools to keep your child with chronic disease healthy and safe.
Tips for Making Exercise Fun for Kids
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Did you know that children of all ages need at least 60 minutes every day of moderate to vigorous physical activity? Find out how you can encourage physical activity in kids.
Making Heart-healthy Food Your Kids Will Love
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How can you get your kids to eat heart-healthy food? Check out these helpful tips and recipe ideas.
Keep Your Young Child Safe from Falls
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Falls are the leading cause of unintentional injuries, and are responsible for half of childhood traumatic brain injuries. Find practical tips for reducing the risk of falls for children of different ages.
When Your Child Is Afraid of the Doctor
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Ghosts, goblins, and … a visit to the doctor? Many children see the doctor’s office as a scary place, but if you arm them with the right coping skills, you can help your child banish those fears.
New Ways to Treat Scoliosis (Curvature of the Spine) without Surgery
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Recent advances in non-surgical scoliosis treatment hold great promise for stopping the progression of scoliosis.
3 Ways to Build Resilience in Your Child
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Find expert advice on how you can help your child build resilience to cope with setbacks and disappointments as they get older.