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Organized sports have taken a hit during the new coronavirus pandemic. Keeping kids moving is good for overall physical and mental health as well as
October 4, 2020
Organized sports have taken a hit during the new coronavirus pandemic. Keeping kids moving is good for overall physical and mental health as well as
Scientists, doctors and parents have a growing awareness of links between mental health and social media in the form of cyberbullying and more. But what’s
When she tried scrambled egg for the first time, my daughter’s face broke out in huge hives. When she went trick-or-treating the first time at
With higher success rates for breastfeeding, better bonding experiences, less risk of infection and a reduced need for medical intervention, some moms are choosing home
Before you go Plan your hike ahead of time so you know what to expect with terrain, weather and distance. Include the children in the
While these cute little fur babies may seem ideal for a child’s first pet, guinea pig enthusiasts admit they may require more time and effort
With research to support its advantages, trends suggest that modern women are drifting back toward a more natural, drug-free approach to bringing their babies into
As children grow and develop, so do their eyes. School work often demands a lot of visual involvement, such as reading or writing. However, even
Human papillomavirus (HPV) is sneaky. Once infected, a person can have the virus for years and not even know it. During that time, he or
Being pregnant during a pandemic upends your birth plans. Stephanie Danyi of Ashland, expecting her first child, is having a home birth this month rather
Having a baby can be an exciting time, but as the body changes, it can also be an uncomfortable time for the mom-to-be. Prenatal yoga
Autism. It’s never a word you want your child’s doctor to use. It’s a diagnosis that causes gut-wrenching fear, confusion and a flood of questions.
Great runners aren’t born – they’re made. Or so say the cross-country coaches of two Southern Oregon schools. Travis Dick, head cross-country coach and math
Acne is often considered a normal rite of passage for adolescents. Some cases resolve on their own. However, severe cases can lead to scarring that
Leaving the nest also means leaving the comforts of home, including the kitchen. Parents who want to help their kids make the leap should avoid
Any parent will tell you that raising a child can feel like the toughest job in the world. Add to that the challenges of special
Your child needs to clean his or her room, but you know from experience there will likely be an argument. Your child often becomes angry
Most parents hope it’s a passing phase, but pickiness actually can be fostered in the womb and ingrained in infancy. Babies’ first flavors are discerned
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