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Exploring Pediatric Clinical Research
Clinical research involves the study of people, data or tissue samples to understand children’s health and diseases. It’s the foundation for medical advancement and plays a large role in improving health outcomes for children, teenagers and families.
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Teaching Kids a Second Language: Can It Cause a Speech Delay?
It is important to know that parents who speak two or more languages should not only speak English to their child as a “quick fix” for a potential language delay.
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7 Ways to Help Kids Cope Through Change
For better or worse, change has become the new normal, creating feelings of stress in both children and adults. As we adjust to important changes, we can find ourselves weighed down by worry and uncertainty. How do we cope in an ever-changing world?
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Panic Attack or Anxiety Attack: What Is the Difference
As the school year approaches and social situations evolve, stress and anxiety can affect both children and adults. When these feelings build up, they may lead to physical symptoms that feel overwhelming. Racing heartbeats, tense muscles, difficulty breathing, shaking, and even tunnel vision are common signs that something may be wrong. But what exactly is happening? Are these symptoms caused by a panic attack or an anxiety attack? And is there a difference between the two?
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Building Fine Motor and Play Skills with Household Materials
No need to buy new toys, your home is full of fun! Discover how to transform everyday items like containers, paper rolls, and tissue boxes into creative, hands-on activities that build fine motor skills, imagination, and more.
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Feeling Worried? Stress, Anxiety and Adjustment Disorders in Children
There isn’t a perfect definition of stress, but it is a common feeling these days. Dictionaries define stress as the feelings that result from pressure or tension. When big events happen on a global scale everyone feels more stressed!
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6 Tips for Working from Home While Caring for Young Children
If you are among the families trying to balance childcare with remote work here are some simple strategies you can use to problem solve and plan ahead in order to avoid challenging behavior.
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Are Sports Supplements Safe for Young Athletes?
A few sports supplements might enhance performance only when they add to, but do not substitute for, this dietary foundation.
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Tips for Students in the Age of Hybrid Learning
As online and hybrid learning have become the norm for some schools scattered across the country, here are some tips to make sure your child is successful when learning at home.
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Navigating Missing School for Mental Health Treatment
Deciding when it’s okay to remove your child from class for a medical appointment can be even more difficult when they have had sporadic school participation for nearly a year because of the pandemic.